Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bo again. So today we're going to be talking about a Biden foreign policy report card.

We're going to do this because I had somebody send me a message saying hey you know under Trump you would

critique pretty much every foreign policy decision and we haven't seen you do

that with Ukraine are your bias is showing, that's definitely not it.

I haven't done it because I actually don't like cheerleading for Biden.

He's not my guy.

I've said that repeatedly. He is nowhere near progressive enough for me.

He's very status quo. He isn't somebody that I like cheering for.

So that's why I haven't done it. But you want one? Okay, so we'll talk about Ukraine. What was the situation he was presented with? A nuclear armed,

presumably near a pier country that invaded a non-aligned country, a country the United States

did not have an obligation to protect.

But it presented a foreign policy opportunity, right? And what happened? Biden led a charge to unify behind Ukraine.

In the process undid all of the damage that Trump did to NATO during his administration,

reunited it and strengthened it,

galvanized a coalition to and strengthened it.

Galvanized a coalition to fund and arm Ukraine,

giving Russia the biggest black eye

it's had since the Soviet Union fell apart.

It does appear that we're going to see a Ukrainian victory.

He got Americans to cheer and the world to unite around the idea of economically isolating a country that at the beginning of his administration was

seen as a near-peer competitor.

It was going to be a three-way multipolar near-peer contest, remember Russia, China, the United

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