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Aging, Ineffectual President Tells Bold Lies About Saudi Trip

Which member of Joe Biden’s crack team advised the aging, ineffectual President to visit Saudi Arabia?

Biden is essentially a walking corpse at this point, unable to get by without a team of handlers directing his every move. What exactly would be the benefit of sending him to the Middle East then?

The U.S. isn’t any closer to solving our energy crisis, tensions in the Middle East are prevalent as ever, and the entire trip was rife with controversy and scandal from the jump — so what were they thinking?!

Joe Biden’s trip to Saudi Arabia was initially met with confusion and frustration from both sides of the aisle.

On one hand, Biden’s Middle East jaunt was considered a beggar’s trip for oil handouts as the U.S. undergoes a tragic gas price crisis, thanks to this administration’s energy policies. Conservatives grew frustrated over Biden’s willingness to beg a murderous Islamic regime for oil while simultaneously depleting U.S. energy production.

Conversely, liberals were perturbed with Biden due to his friendly demeanor with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) amid a series of human rights violations, which he vowed to speak out against while on the campaign trail.

Controversy began when Joe Biden was photographed fist-bumping MBS during his visit to the Kingdom last week despite previous pledges to treat Saudi Arabia like a “pariah” state.

Following the meeting with MBS, Biden claimed during a press conference that he “raised” Jamal Khashoggi’s murder “at the top of the meeting, making it clear what I thought of it at the time and what I think of it now.”

Biden later claimed that he told MBS that he “thought” MBS was responsible for the murder and that MBS denied those allegations and that MBS indicated all parties that were involved in the murder were brought to justice.

However, reports coming from the Kingdom are much different, and witnesses who were present for the meeting claim Biden never mentioned the journalist’s murder.

“I didn’t hear that particular phrase,” one top Saudi official said of Biden’s supposed statements on Khashoggi’s murder.

MBS also reportedly scolded Biden to his face about actions that he claims that the U.S. was responsible for that were similar to Khashoggi’s death.

“These are issues, mistakes that happen in any country, including the U.S.,” Prince Faisal bin Farhan, the Saudi foreign minister, told CNN.

Biden was pressed on the discrepancies between his retelling of events and the story told by Saudi officials by reporters — and let’s just say he didn’t react in the manner a President should.

His frustration with reporters began while still in the Middle East after he received immense backlash after casually fist-bumping with the Saudi Prince.

Overall, the U.S. is none the wiser (or richer with oil) as a result of Biden’s trip to the Middle East. As a matter of fact his presence in a country where strength is admired more than likely set America back decades in our dealings with the Arab world.

Author: Asa McCue


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