Staff Reports
President Joe Biden happily celebrated the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, a move that conservatives should keep a skeptical eye on. This temporary ceasefire, brokered with the help of the United States and Qatar, will result in the release of 50 prisoners taken by Hamas in their attack last month, all while Biden kicks back on vacation in Nantucket. While Biden may be patting himself on the back, it’s important to remember that we’re dealing with terrorists here, folks!
Biden says Hamas hostage deal a 'testament' to administration's diplomacy https://t.co/qEOyI3xjts https://t.co/qEOyI3xjts
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) November 22, 2023
Let’s not forget who we’re dealing with – Hamas, a known terrorist organization. Biden is quick to thank other leaders for their “critical leadership and partnership,” but the real question is, should we really be negotiating with terrorists? The President and his team should be focused on protecting Americans, not making deals with the villains.
It’s nice to see Biden show concern for the hostages, but let’s not forget that he’s supposed to prioritize the safety of Americans first and foremost. And let’s not kid ourselves: this deal isn’t just about the hostages; it’s about the political optics, and Biden knows it.
The Vice President Kamala Harris chimed in, calling for “additional humanitarian assistance” and pleading with Hamas to release the remaining hostages. But really, is Hamas going to just comply with that request? Let’s be real here, folks – it’s doubtful.
In the end, a deal like this just seems like another attempt by Biden to paint himself as a hero, but the reality is that he’s making deals with bad actors. While it’s great that hostages may be released, let’s not overlook the bigger picture here – negotiating with terrorists isn’t the best look for our Commander in Chief.
