Iconic conservative commentator and Constitutional Scholar Mark Levin has some advice for Joe Biden, in light of the president’s appeasement tactics following Saturday’s unprecedented attack.
Biden has told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to respond to Iran’s aerial attack on Israel, Fox News reports:
“Iran launched an unprecedented aerial attack on Israel, firing 170 drones, more than 30 cruise missiles and more than 120 ballistic missiles towards Israel. Out of the hundreds of launches, only a ‘few’ crossed into Israel and caused ‘minor damages’ at the Navatim Airbase, the IDF said.
“President Biden reportedly called Netanyahu to congratulate him for fending off the attacks while also urging him not to retaliate against Iran and escalate tensions in the region.”
“Hey Biden, this is how a real president deals with the Iranian terror regime! Hey Iran, look who’s coming back! Get ready to run and hide,” Levin wrote in a social media post Monday, alluding to former President Donald Trump’s 2024 bid for reelection.
Levin was responding to a post by Florida Republican Rep. Mike Waltz, declaring that Americans need to elect a strong president who will protect the U.S. from its enemies.
Rep. Waltz was reacting to a comment by former National Security Council Senior Director Robert Greenway – who had posted then-President Donald Trump’s stern warning to Iran in 2019:
Mark Levin: “Hey Biden, this is how a real president deals with the Iranian terror regime! Hey Iran, look who’s coming back! Get ready to run and hide.”
Rep. Mike Waltz: “We need a commander in chief that our enemies fear and respect. November can’t come soon enough!”
Robert Greenway: “How can the US President effectively communicate the consequences of escalation against us? Here’s a thought:”
Pres. Donald Trump (5/19/19): “If Iran wants to fight, that will be the official end of Iran. Never threaten the United States again!”
Trump issued the warning shortly after a rocket landed near the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.
The U.S. needs to stand up to Iran because, even when it isn’t directly launching attacks, it is still extremely hostile to America and acting as the “provocateur of terror,” Trump said the following day.
