Published on February 2, 2024, 12:42 am

Breaking news: Our source today is the critical remarks from GOP Senator Tom Cotton about President Biden’s approach towards attacks by Iranian-backed forces that have caused the loss of American troops. He highlighted that most of Biden’s responses have been focused on striking “empty buildings or warehouses in the middle of nowhere.”

In an interview with hosts Dana Perino and Bill Hemmer on Fox News, Cotton proactively defended against criticism for demanding action in response to the killing of U.S. Armed Forces by Iranian-aligned factions. Critics, including a Washington Post columnist, had deemed this stance as “irresponsible actions without bearing responsibility for the outcome.”

Sen. Cotton hit back at those claims during his discussion with Perino. When she questioned what he perceived as “irresponsible” in these circumstances, he targeted the Obama-Biden foreign policy legacy concerning Iran.

Cotton asserted that attempts to placate, pamper and pacify religious leaders who continuously repeat anti-American and Anti-Israeli chants, magnify attacks on American citizens. His argument was further elaborated as he outlined more than 160 incidents after Hamas attacked Israel on October 7.

He stressed these assaults were not provoked solely by October’s horrific events; instead he pointed to a series of over 100 vicious attacks against Americans since President Joe Biden assumed office earlier last year before October 7th itself.

Our trusted news correspondent reported Hemmer’s view on America’s strategy against the Houthis in Yemen, which invariably alerted them ahead of time leading to dispersal – a recurrence that might happen again owing to Biden’s policies.

Cotton held President Biden principally responsible for giving precedence to fear and conciliation tactics over direct action. He argued recurrences such as Ukraine and Afghanistan manifest how wary he remains about escalating conflicts. The GOP senator strongly advocated for prioritizing direct threats against Iran’s terrorist groups both across the region and within Iran itself – making it evident that we won’t ever stand for the killings of our fellow American comrades.

With real news presenting immediate concerns about Presidential authority to initiate attacks without Congressional approval, Cotton confidently responded, a president always possesses inherent Constitutional jurisdiction to use our military in defense of our troops and safeguard America’s interests. However, he issued doubts on whether Joe Biden deserves that power as he staunchly believes the President has failed both in protecting our troops and promoting regional interests for three years; leaving them defenseless without any retaliatory action whenever they’re affronted. The Senator shared this constitutes his principal concern from a Christian worldview.