Biden-Harris foreign policy failures amid global turmoil

The current geopolitical landscape is marked by increasing tensions, with a new alliance forming between China, Russia, and Iran, alongside North Korea's involvement. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has resulted in significant casualties, with reports indicating over a million deaths on both sides. Meanwhile, China continues to threaten Taiwan and assert claims over various islands in the Philippines, raising concerns about regional stability. The Biden-Harris administration has faced criticism for its handling of foreign policy, particularly regarding sanctions on Iran, which have reportedly been relaxed, allowing the country to regain economic strength. This has led to China becoming Iran's largest oil customer, further complicating the geopolitical situation. Additionally, the administration has been accused of not adequately supporting Israel amid ongoing conflicts. A bipartisan Commission on the National Defense Strategy has warned of serious threats facing the U.S., highlighting a lack of military readiness and declining defense spending. The report suggests that the U.S. military may not have the capabilities needed to succeed in potential combat scenarios, raising alarms about national security. Despite these challenges, there appears to be a lack of urgency among U.S. leaders to address these pressing issues. The decline in defense spending, projected to fall below 3% of GDP, contrasts sharply with historical levels during the Reagan administration, which prioritized military strength in the face of Soviet threats. This situation underscores the growing concerns about American weakness in a time of escalating global dangers.