The Western Journal
Fear of American leadership abroad appears to have ended with Donald Trump.
Barely two years into the Biden presidency the American people have seen a Russian invasion of Ukraine, an increased Chinese incursion into Taiwanese airspace and a disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, where the Taliban is now stronger than ever.
In a poll conducted by the YouGovAmerica in 2019, “a majority (59 percent) [of Americans] believe another world war is likely to take place in the next 40 years.”
This poll was conducted during a debatably successful Trump presidency.
One can only imagine how much that number has risen in the face of a Biden presidency that claimed an end to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline should Russian invade Ukraine.
