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New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman wrote on Monday that he walked away from a recent lunch meeting at the White House with the sense that President Biden fears he will not be able to unite the country, one of his signature promises from his presidential campaign.
After clarifying the meeting with Biden, which took place last Monday, was “off the record,” Friedman said he “left our lunch with a full stomach but a heavy heart.”
“Biden didn’t say it in so many words, but he didn’t have to. I could hear it between the lines: He’s worried that while he has reunited the West, he may not be able to reunite America,” Friedman wrote.
Friedman actually had a column last week (I believe it was?) calling Ukraine a corrupt country and urging Biden to cut them off. I couldn't believe it.
Unfortunately, it now looks like he has returned to form.
IE Let Biden and the Dems shove all that "unity" down our throats hard.
The Biden admin is doing the exact opposite of uniting.
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