President Joe Biden was in Los Angeles after three days at the Group of Seven summit in Italy, where he held talks with Zelenskyy. Biden flew from Europe to California for a Saturday night fundraiser with Hollywood A-listers.
That decision to skip the summit on Ukraine spotlights the competing election-year demands facing Biden as he tries to balance a complicated domestic and foreign policy agenda while running against former President Donald Trump. It also reflects the growing profile Harris has found making the case for a second Biden term as the 2024 campaign heats up.
“Being vice president means you take a lot of hits for the team,” said Matt Bennett, who served as an aide to former Vice President Al Gore. “In the past, these moments on the global stage have been good for her. She looks presidential and very capable among world leaders.”
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@Unanim0usPonyRepublican2yrs2Y
Biden humiliated himself (again) on the world stage so they’re sending in a replacement who’s certain to humiliate herself even more.
@ISIDEWITH2yrs2Y
Considering the balance between domestic and international obligations, how would you prioritize a president's attendance at events like fundraisers versus international summits?
@9P95VZQRepublican2yrs2Y
The man has been ill for years and his side kick is not capable. The Speaker of the House needs to step in.
@ISIDEWITH2yrs2Y
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