not for nothing, but there’s something incredibly unseemly about watching the nation’s newspapers laser focused on biden old fifty times a day for over a week now, there *are* other important news stories in the world that deserve covering.
Gonna be wild if one of the things the ends up enabling a deal to go through is news medias focus almost entirely coming off this war right at a critical juncture in a way that gives negotiations some breathing room
The ceasefire in the winter came and went, and the left didn’t take notice. Of course lives are more important than tweets so I would rather the final ceasefire go through and get no credit if that’s what happens
The administration has been, for better or worse, deeply involved in a lot of this. If he gets the blame for everything Bibi does, he gets the credit when it works too.
And "Joe gets a ceasefire, only to immediately be pushed out as the nominee two seconds later" would...not go well.
Biden has been the primary force behind getting Israel to accept a cease fire. He recently locked Israel into the current negotiations by stating that the cabinet had agreed to the deal, backing Bibi into a corner.
This breakthrough was preceded by a Biden-Bibi call going over the deal line-by-line
Certainly fits with the SC's recent rulings that nothing done by the admin matters unless it emanates from the personage of the President.
Didn't know Sulzy, in particular, was a unitary executive kind of guy, but to be fair it's a philosophy that would make sense to a nepo baby.