In a recent outburst, Donald Trump took aim at his political predecessor, Joe Biden, as he sought to address ongoing global crises. Trump pointed fingers at Biden for the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, criticizing what he described as mismanagement of international affairs. He also revisited his long-standing claims of election fraud from 2020, asserting that if he had remained president, many of these issues would never have arisen.
‘There would have been no war if I were president,’ Trump declared on Truth Social. ‘It just, 100%, would not have happened.’ He also criticized Biden’s handling of the conflict between Israel and Hamas, stating that such a crisis would have been avoided under his leadership.
Trump extended his criticism to the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, which he described as one of the most embarrassing moments in American history. ‘We could have had a moment of glory,’ he claimed, contrasting this with what actually transpired.
In addition to these foreign policy issues, Trump also blamed Biden for the nation’s current inflation rates and border security challenges. ‘There would not have been any perceptible inflation,’ he asserted. ‘Instead, we had record-setting, country-destroying inflation like we’ve never seen before.’
Trump also boasted about his imagined achievements in border security, claiming that under his leadership, the border would have been impenetrable and illegal crossings minimal. He concluded by doubling down on his claims of a rigged election, stating: ‘Oh, what a difference a rigged and crooked election had on our country! And the people who did this to us should go to jail.’
These comments were part of a broader attack on Biden’s administration, as Trump sought to paint himself as the only capable leader capable of resolving these global challenges. His rhetoric reflects his ongoing efforts to rally support and cast doubt on Biden’s leadership.