Biden Says the Chinese Spy Balloon Was “Not a Major Breach”
10 Feb 2023
Our incompetent president has commented on shooting down the Chinese spy balloon. He says, it wasn’t a “major breach.”
Biden says the Chinese spy balloon he let traverse the entire country gathering surveillance was “not a major [security] breach.” pic.twitter.com/dnMFciOJRB
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) February 10, 2023
Really? Then why did you shoot it down?
Biden and Hunter deplane before “The Big Guy” fields a question on the Chinese Spy Balloon:
“We’re going to take care of it.”pic.twitter.com/pituhG2FHx
— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) February 4, 2023
And why did your administration say it was too dangerous to shoot it down and let it traverse across the entire country — including across vast sparsely inhabited areas — before shooting it down?
The Pentagon caught a Chinese spy-balloon above a nuclear site in Montana, and says it’s too dangerous for people on the ground to shoot it down. https://t.co/WEmjyzEyit
— VICE News (@VICENews) February 3, 2023
Can you imagine if Trump did this and then said it was no big deal? They would have called Trump a traitor. They would have impeached him. Would Ronald Reagan or George H.W. Bush say this wasn’t a “major breach” if the Soviet Union did this during the Cold War? It’s inconceivable.
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