Stephen,
Among the four of us, we’ve worked for candidates at every level. Members of Congress, Senators, Presidential candidates, and Presidents.
We know that in times of global crisis, the world looks for American leaders for moral clarity and leadership.
In short, we know what it takes.
In the wake of the horrific terrorist attacks in Israel, President Biden has displayed the leadership and moral vision required of the U.S. President. In one of the most important speeches of his presidency, he stood in solidarity with our ally and emphasized the need to respect human rights as the conflict unfolds.
It’s the same leadership he displayed and has continued to display throughout Russia’s war in Ukraine. And it’s the leadership the American public has come to expect from the Oval Office.
Then, we have the former President. After witnessing the inhuman violence in Israel, Trump complimented Hezbollah, a terrorist organization and ally of Hamas. Instead of showing solidarity with Israel in their time of need, he stood with terrorists and called Israel weak.
It was disgusting. And exactly what we’ve come to expect from him.
When the world is in crisis, and evil rears its head, it is paramount that the U.S. President provides strong moral leadership.
Joe Biden is that President. Trump is not.
Among the four of us, we’ve worked for candidates at every level. Members of Congress, Senators, Presidential candidates, and Presidents.
We know that in times of global crisis, the world looks for American leaders for moral clarity and leadership.
In short, we know what it takes.
In the wake of the horrific terrorist attacks in Israel, President Biden has displayed the leadership and moral vision required of the U.S. President. In one of the most important speeches of his presidency, he stood in solidarity with our ally and emphasized the need to respect human rights as the conflict unfolds.
It’s the same leadership he displayed and has continued to display throughout Russia’s war in Ukraine. And it’s the leadership the American public has come to expect from the Oval Office.
Then, we have the former President. After witnessing the inhuman violence in Israel, Trump complimented Hezbollah, a terrorist organization and ally of Hamas. Instead of showing solidarity with Israel in their time of need, he stood with terrorists and called Israel weak.
It was disgusting. And exactly what we’ve come to expect from him.
When the world is in crisis, and evil rears its head, it is paramount that the U.S. President provides strong moral leadership.
Joe Biden is that President. Trump is not.
