Biden keeps rewarding the world’s villains
Posted By: Imright, 5/29/2021 8:14:44 AM
President Joe Biden sure has a knack for rewarding the world’s . . . villains.Take Hamas, which just agreed to a cease-fire for the faceoff it started by launching hundreds, eventually thousands, of rockets at Israeli civilians.Even before that, Biden dropped the Trump policy of refusing aid to the Palestinian Authority until it ends its support of terrorism, promising $250 million in assistance — in potential violation of the Taylor Force Act, since the PA continues to pay “salaries” to imprisoned terrorists and the survivors of ones who died in the act.This week, Secretary of State Antony Blinken promised more aid, upping the total to $360 million, theoretically to help
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