Staff Reports
In a recent event, Presidentish Joe Biden once again made threats against law-abiding gun owners, this time suggesting the potential use of F-15 Eagle airstrikes. This comes shortly after Hunter Biden’s conviction on three felony gun charges. President Biden’s consistent use of this threat has raised concerns among many Americans, as it seems he enjoys intimidating a significant portion of the population with military force.
Despite the President’s focus on gun control, some conservative voices have pointed out that the U.S. military, particularly the Navy and Air Force, may be facing significant challenges. With potential shortages in crucial defense equipment like B-21 Raider bombers and a perceived shift towards woke policies in the Army, critics argue that President Biden’s priorities may be misplaced.
Biden: "For those brave right-wing Americans who say [the 2nd amendment] is all about keeping America independent and safe, if you want to fight against the country, you need an F-15. You need something more than a gun." pic.twitter.com/Kz8e62vR8E
— Greg Price (@greg_price11) August 30, 2022
President Biden’s recurring threat to use F-15 airstrikes against gun owners has been met with skepticism by many Americans. Some have noted that the President’s repeated use of this rhetoric reflects a concerning pattern of behavior. Critics have highlighted past statements by Biden where he inaccurately discussed the limitations of the Second Amendment and the types of firearms individuals can own.
Conservative commentators have also raised questions about President Biden’s mental acuity, pointing to instances where he struggled to articulate his thoughts clearly during public appearances. Some have suggested that Biden’s inability to deliver his threat with conviction may indicate a decline in his cognitive abilities, raising further doubts about his fitness for office.
Overall, President Biden’s latest remarks have reignited debates about gun control and the Second Amendment. As the administration continues to push for stricter regulations on firearms, many conservatives remain wary of what they perceive as government overreach. Critics argue that instead of focusing on hypothetical military actions, the President should address more pressing issues facing the nation.
