"After unveiling his 2023 budget proposal, the first questions asked
of President Biden during Monday's press briefing had nothing to do with
the budget, but instead focused on his comments over the weekend about
how Russian President Putin "cannot remain in power".
Biden
insisted that he "wasn't walking anything back" (of course, he has let
his aids and his Secretary of State do that for him), while insisting
that his comments wouldn't "escalate" the conflict.
"I was expressing my outrage, he shouldn't remain in power...bad people shouldn't be allowed to continue to do bad things. But that doesn't mean we have the policy to remove him," Biden insisted.
Fox News' Steve Doocy then pressed Biden about his remarks about boots
on the ground in Ukraine, chemical weapons and regime change, asking
what it says about the president's credibility that his comments keep
getting walked back. Biden responded with outright denial, which
probably only served to underscore Doocy's point in the eyes of the
public." ZeroHedge
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