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FOR ALL HIS TALK OF RESTORING AMERICA’S REPUTATION, THE PRESIDENT’S FIRST YEAR WAS A DISASTER, SAY HISTORIANS CRAIG AND ANDREW SHIRLEY.


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n the face of naked rus- sian aggression, a president has rallied the free world. A president has united


a desperate and divided nation under a banner of freedom and liberty. A president has freed our


most vital international institu- tions and treaties from decades of malaise and miasma. A president reminded us


how precious freedom is and why we must fi ght for it with ev- ery fi ber of our being. That president is not Joe


Biden. It’s Ukrainian leader Volody-


myr Zelenskyy, but Biden is re- ally hoping you don’t notice. The weak always hope you don’t notice the strong. Since early February, Biden


has done all he can to “rebrand” himself. Again. For all the talk of “restoring


America’s international reputa- tion,” 2021 was an abject disas- ter for America’s international reputation. Biden’s decision to priori-


tize a third COVID-19 shot for Americans, over-focusing on global vaccinations, left the World Health Organization fuming. His administration’s mis-


handling of a submarine deal between Australia and France was so calamitous that France withdrew its ambassador from the U.S. — the fi rst time it has done so in modern history. While these missteps are largely and successfully ratio-


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