It’s similar a powerful ship navigating the high seas with a competent crew but, a captain that is mumbling incoherent orders from his stateroom and who’s first officer (ahem Kamala) is nowhere in sight.
This works fine until there’s a crisis and then real leadership is needed where there currently is none.
Biden is a ticking time bomb of aging incompetence. He’s like a professional athlete who’s ego can’t give up playing just one last season, even if it’s an embarrassing display of effort.
So when faced with the choice between Biden or Trump as Commander-in-Chief of the world’s most powerful military the answer is very clear for the active duty and veteran community for the following reasons.
Biden’s Lack of Cognitive Vigor
During the debate, President Biden struggled to articulate coherent responses on key issues. His frequent pauses, lapses in memory, and moments of confusion were evident. For instance, when asked about his strategy to handle the escalating tensions with Russia, Biden stumbled through his responses. This lack of clarity and decisiveness is troubling, particularly in a world where quick, strategic thinking is essential for national security.
Inability to Project Strength
Throughout the debate, Biden’s demeanor contrasted sharply with Trump’s confident and assertive style. While Trump laid out his vision with conviction, Biden often seemed unsure and hesitant. This was particularly evident when discussing military funding. Biden’s vague statements were confusing at best.
Concerns from the Military Community
Many in the military and veteran communities have expressed concerns over Biden’s capacity to lead. A recent poll by Military Times revealed that a significant percentage of active-duty troops and veterans doubt Biden’s ability to handle the responsibilities of Commander-in-Chief effectively.
One respondent noted, “We need a leader who is sharp, decisive, and unyielding. Biden’s performance during the debate only reinforced my fears.”
The Need for Strong Leadership
In contrast, Trump’s performance highlighted his readiness to lead. His clear stance on bolstering military strength, his unwavering support for veterans, and his decisive approach to foreign policy resonated with many. Trump stated unequivocally, “Our military will be stronger than ever, and we will support our veterans like never before.”
His stance on US foreign policy is clear, responsible and decisive.
Biden’s?
More of the same that has had the US warfighter in Afghanistan way too long, and other parts of the Middle East and Africa with no clear plan and at great risk to American lives.
Trump’s ability to project strength to the rest of the world is undeniable. An example was the decisive act of killing the Iranian General, Qasem Soleimani. A man responsible for the deaths of many Americans.
Why Active Duty and Veterans Should Vote for Trump
As a military community we understand the value of strong leadership.
Trump’s track record of prioritizing military funding, his efforts to reform a broken VA, his stance on foreign policy, and his strong stance on global threats make him a more suitable candidate for the role of Commander-in-Chief.
Biden’s cognitive decline and lack of decisiveness pose a risk to our national security and undermine the strength of our military. The White House should not be used as hospice that comes with secret service protection.
The debate last night made it painfully clear: President Biden lacks the cognitive vigor needed to effectively lead our nation. As veterans, our vote should go to a leader who embodies strength, decisiveness, and unwavering support for the military.
That leader, like him or not, is Donald Trump.
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