Amid a World at War, Biden Projecting Weakness

Washington’s lack of influence is increasingly being felt in every corner of the globe. America is no longer even leading from behind, as President Obama liked to define our role. Now America is just behind.

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President Biden welcomes children to the White House for ‘Take Your Child to Work Day,’ April 27, 2023. AP/Evan Vucci

Witness a world at war: Russia renewing its assault against civilians in Ukraine; battles raging in Sudan despite an American-negotiated ceasefire; Iran seizing oil tankers in the Gulf; Communist China blocking a ship’s passage near the Phillipines. 

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