Thanks to President Biden’s awesome foreign policy pedigree, diplomatic skills, and the fear he strikes in the heart of Vladimir Putin, Russia has invaded Ukraine and shattered peace in Europe.

Go team.

 

Colorado’s U.S. Sens. Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper just weeks ago voted against sanctions on Russia and businesses tied to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline that were intended to deter an attack from Putin.

PeakNation™ will also recall our recent report on Bennet’s connections to Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline project.

A major Democrat lobbyist firm representing some half dozen companies with financial stakes in the Russian pipeline is a contributor to Bennet’s campaign.

Bennet has managed to duck the whole issue of war in Europe and the emergence of a new Cold War between Russia and the U.S. with Biden (Gasp) at the helm.

Bennet’s been busy issuing ceremonial or trivial tweets, and Colorado’s media has totally forgotten that both he and John Hickenlooper are actually U.S. Senators whose job it is to lead this country and should have said something before this week.

U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet plays the cowbell while Sen. Hickenlooper’s strums his banjo.

It wasn’t until Putin’s started knocking on Ukraine’s door that Bennet suggested sanctions might actually have been a good idea.

When the bombs started dropping Thursday morning and the invasion began, Bennet said now we really, really should sanction and stuff.

This is your leadership in charge of preventing World War III.

Be very concerned.

We can’t help but wonder if Putin’s timing on getting the Soviet Union band back together has anything to do with Biden’s rebranding of America’s military from fearsome superpower, to climate defender and gender equity safe space.

The Colorado Republican Party correctly notes the only way through this crisis is be our totally American badass self.

America can’t afford to look weak.