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Published Sep 12, 2023

Joe Biden’s 9/11 Debacle

Ben Shapiro dissects Joe Biden's 9/11 commemorative actions and foreign policy decisions, notably the contentious $6 billion Iran deal, while critiquing the Republican Party's strategic missteps and outlining the necessity for unified, effective leadership.
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  • Strategy Critiques

    Ben Shapiro critiques the Republican Party's lack of strategic planning, emphasizing the need for a coherent plan to win elections. He points out that Democrats have successfully used redistricting to their advantage, while Republicans often rely on impulsive actions rather than well-thought-out strategies 1. Shapiro argues that Republicans need to focus on nominating electable candidates and developing realistic strategies rather than just criticizing leadership 2.

    If the impulse is nominate whomever and run them against Biden without any plan for victory, what's the plan? Impulses do not make for political victory.

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    He stresses the importance of having a clear plan to achieve political success.

       

    Impeachment Inquiry

    The Republican-led impeachment inquiry against Joe Biden is gaining momentum, with Kevin McCarthy expected to announce it as the logical next step. Shapiro notes that key committee chairs, including Jim Jordan and James Comer, will present their findings, although it's uncertain if there are enough votes to proceed 3. He highlights the skepticism among some GOP lawmakers about the inquiry, emphasizing the need for strategic planning to achieve electoral victory.

    What if the thing that you are wishing for is not possible under the current circumstances, but might be possible with a little bit of actual forethought?

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    Shapiro urges Republicans to focus on measures that can lead to real change.

       

    Leadership Turmoil

    Internal conflicts within the Republican Party are creating leadership challenges, with Kevin McCarthy's speakership under threat. Shapiro questions the logic of removing McCarthy without a clear successor, warning that such actions could lead to chaos 4. He argues that Republicans need to avoid self-destructive behavior and focus on effective governance.

    What if we get rid of McCarthy and then we have no one to back him up? What if we just have a random speakership fight so that people can get on TV?

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    Shapiro stresses the importance of strategic thinking to navigate political brinksmanship effectively.

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