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Morning Jolt: Useless Biden Can’t Help but Botch His Response to Campus Antisemitism

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On the menu today: If you're in the Kansas City area, I hope to see you at 5:30 p.m.  local time tonight ...   WITH JIM GERAGHTY April 23 2024   Useless Biden Can't Help but Botch His Response to Campus Antisemitism On the menu today: If you're in the Kansas City area, I hope to see you at 5:30 p.m.  local time tonight ! Alas, the news beyond Chiefs Kingdom is grim, as President Biden finally gives an on-camera statement about the explosion of antisemitic violence at Columbia University and promptly botches the easy lay-up, spontaneously insisting that he denounces both antisemitism and "those who don't understand what's going on with the Palestinians." He's a tired, doddering 81-year-old man with bad instincts who can't just go out and say what the American public needs to hear, and who's operating as if his entire second term depends upon his ability to
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Daily on Defense: Russia showing desperation, Biden promises long-range ATACMS, Senate debates aid bill, UK’s massive aid package, Poland’s nuclear ambition

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Follow us on Twitter View this as website BY JAMIE MCINTYRE ADVERTISEMENT RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE TAKES ON AIR OF DESPERATION: As Volodymyr Zelensky was on the phone with President Joe Biden discussing what weapons and ammunition would be rushed to Ukraine as soon as a $61 billion aid package receives final Senate approval, the Ukrainian president was getting word of Russia's latest attack. A Russian cruise missile struck a television tower in Kharkiv, the top half of which could be seen tumbling to the ground on video posted on X . "Russia clearly signals its intention to make the city uninhabitable," Zelensky said after his call with Biden. "Obviously, this is an intimidation to make the terror noticeable to the whole city and to try to limit Kharkiv in terms of communication and access to information. Work is underway to restore the signal," he said in his night
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