And that's really saying something, given the myriad choices.
On Friday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Axios National Political Reporter Jonathan Swan stated that the “completely incoherent” Saudi Arabia policy of the Biden administration where, after Biden vowed to make the nation a pariah, and then reversed course, has “to be one of, if not the most incoherent elements of Joe Biden’s policy agenda.”
Swan stated, “Saudi Arabia policy, it’s got to be one of, if not the most incoherent elements of Joe Biden’s policy agenda. Because this is someone who’s extremely experienced in foreign affairs, who comes in — presumably on the campaign trail, is not loosely saying we should make [them] a pariah, but has done so with some forethought about what that means. Joe Biden is very aware of all the dimensions of the Saudi Arabian relationship, we need this country for x, y, and z.
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