Idaho's Jim Risch Believes Biden Could Blunder Into World War

As Donald Trump once eloquently put it, Joe Biden is a dummy!

Was it ever more evident than over the weekend when he called for regime change in Russia? U.S. Senator Jim Risch of Idaho is the leading Republican on the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. When January arrives, he’ll again be chairing the committee. Risch appeared on CNN’s State of the Union and shared his concerns. You can watch his appearance by clicking on the YouTube video below.

Maybe We Should Send Him Back to the Cellar

This morning I read an editorial in The Wall Street Journal. The writer said Mr. Biden didn’t appear dangerous when he campaigned from his basement. It allowed people to excuse his obvious mental decline because the left and its media allies so desperately wanted to rid themselves of Mr. Trump.

I watched Biden review Polish troops over the weekend and as he doddered along I thought that he won’t make it to the end of the year. While I wouldn’t usually recommend a country be governed by a President from his basement, it may be time to consider confining Mr. Biden in a few ceremonial roles without speaking parts. The cabal that really runs the White House can offer sanitized news releases until we have a regime change of our own.

The President Won't be Getting Better

The man isn’t going to get any better. We don’t need him launching World War Three due to a slip of his tongue. The Pentagon predicts that in a worst-case scenario, 82 million Americans would die in the first hour of nuclear strikes.

And two years ago we were told to fear mean tweets.

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LOOK: What 25 Historic Battlefields Look Like Today

The following is an examination of what became of the sites where America waged its most important and often most brutal campaigns of war. Using a variety of sources, Stacker selected 25 historically significant battlefields in American history. For each one, Stacker investigated what happened there when the battles raged as well as what became of those hallowed grounds when the fighting stopped.

These are the battlefields that defined the United States military’s journey from upstart Colonial rebels to an invincible global war machine.