‘Lying Tool’: Trump and Co. Ruthlessly Mock Biden SecState Blinken Taking Credit for Gaza Peace Deal
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Antony Blinken, secretary of state under former President Joe Biden, suggested that at least one part of the peace deal President Donald Trump brokered between Israel and Hamas had been “developed” by the Biden administration — much to the amusement and scorn of Trump and other conservatives online.
Halfway through a twelve-tweet thread about the deal, Blinken remarked that “It’s good that President Trump adopted and built on the plan the Biden Administration developed after months of discussion with Arab partners, Israel and the Palestinian Authority.”
Few — and least of all Trump –were convinced by his attempt at credit-claiming.
“Everybody knows that’s a joke. Look, they didn’t do-, they did such a bad job,” remarked Trump after being asked about Blinken’s comments. “That was weak leadership.”
Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY), concurred, writing “What an absolute joke! @ABlinken was the worst Secretary of State we’ve ever had and oversaw one foreign policy disaster after the next! From the disastrous withdrawal in Afghanistan to the Russian invasion of Ukraine to the terrorist attacks against Israel. A complete failure.”
“How pathetic, from this inept failure as Secretary of State, who only got the job because he sucked up to Joe Biden for years and did favors for his crackhead son,” chimed in The New York Post‘s Miranda Devine. “Sure, try to take credit for what Trump achieved in eight months after your four years of humiliation on the world stage. No one buys it.”
“What an absurd statement. Blinken should stick to making Spotify playlists, which is all he did as Secretary of State,” submitted GOP operative Matt Whitlock.
“The audacity,” marveled The Daily Wire’s Kassy Akiva.
“Nobody—and I mean nobody—believe Joe Biden has anything to do with what is happening in Israel tonight. Blinken can take whatever he’s smoking and shove it up his ass,” declared Nikki Haley alum Nachama Soloveichik.
But wait, there’s more:
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