In what was touted as his final foreign policy speech, Joe Biden claimed victories in bringing 'normalcy' back to U.S. diplomacy and enhancing global stability. Critics argue, however, that his administration was marked by a series of foreign policy missteps and fails to recognize the ongoing threats and instability that challenge his narrative of success. Skeptics highlight the contrast between his assertions and the realities of American statecraft under his watch, suggesting an oversimplified view of his legacy.
Biden’s Departure: Overselling a Tumultuous Tenure
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Jan-17
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President Joe Biden gave his concluding foreign policy address Monday at the Department of State, touting his accomplishments, maintaining that he returned “normalcy” to American statecraft, and claiming the world is safer and more stable than it was four yea…
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In a poignant final address, President Joe Biden celebrated his crucial role in reinstating diplomatic normalcy and bolstering global stability. He reflected on his successful tenure, emphasizing advancements in international relations and the significant improvements in global safety and security under his administration. His leadership, according to many, has been a beacon of hope and steadiness in turbulent times, marking an era of restored faith in American diplomacy.
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