On global stage, Biden enjoys respect Trump could only dream of.

[Joe Capitalist]

It's hard to respect someone who suggested injecting disinfectant.

Joe Biden was celebrated at the G-7 summit, in part because of his message, and in part because he wasn't Donald Trump.
June 14, 2021, 8:40 AM EDT
By Steve Bannon
As President Biden began his first trip abroad since taking office, the Pew Research Center released a report last week documenting the "dramatic" improvements in the United States' international stature following the Democrat's inauguration. With Biden in the White House -- and with Donald Trump out of it -- global confidence in the presidency has soared; the U.S. is now more respected; and people abroad have greater confidence that the U.S. can be counted on to do the right thing.

As it turns out, it's not just the general public abroad that's feeling a renewed sense of hope. As was evident at the G-7 summit, many of those citizens' leaders, who struggled with Biden's immediate predecessor, quickly recognized the new American president as a trusted partner. Politico described the international gathering a "global win" for Biden.

Overall, the G-7 has delivered a significant win for Biden. While the leaders were panned for not doing enough to vaccinate the world and frequently fell short of consensus on the toughest issues, they're definitely moving in the same direction, and other leaders fell over themselves to welcome Biden to their table.

At one point on Saturday, reporters asked Biden if he'd convinced his fellow G-7 counterparts that the United States has returned to its previous position as a global leader. The American president demurred and suggested they ask French President Emmanuel Macron.

When reporters directed the same question to the French leader, Macron replied, "Definitely." He later added, "It's great to have a U.S. president part of the club and very willing to cooperate."

The implication, of course, was that this marked a change in the United States' diplomatic posture.

He wasn't alone in expressing relief. German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who struggled to hide her difficulties with Trump, told reporters at the summit, "Being able to meet Joe Biden is obviously important because he stands for the commitment to multilateralism, which we were missing in recent years."

Even British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, a relative ideological ally of Trump, told reporters that everyone at the gathering was "absolutely thrilled" to see Biden. Johnson described his discussion with the new American president as "a breath of fresh air."

Some of this dynamic was driven by Biden himself -- his message, his vision, and his agenda matched his counterparts' at the gathering -- but the Democrat clearly benefited from the fact that he wasn't Donald Trump.

[Stretch]

Biden couldn’t even remember that the President of South Africa was already introduced, and the room erupted with laughter over the fumble. But the fake news media wont mention this.

[Stretch]

Dementia Joe gets dragged off to his pills and afternoon tapioca snack.

Biden wonders off at G7: nurse Jill rescues joe after getting lost, onlookers laughing at him

[Sailor]

The entire G7 is laughing at Joe Biden. And worried about his senility. democrats are proud. Go figure.

[Matt Dillon]

It's hard to respect someone who suggested injecting disinfectant.

Joe Biden was celebrated at the G-7 summit, in part because of his message, and in part because he wasn't Donald Trump.
June 14, 2021, 8:40 AM EDT
By Steve Bannon
As President Biden began his first trip abroad since taking office, the Pew Research Center released a report last week documenting the "dramatic" improvements in the United States' international stature following the Democrat's inauguration. With Biden in the White House -- and with Donald Trump out of it -- global confidence in the presidency has soared; the U.S. is now more respected; and people abroad have greater confidence that the U.S. can be counted on to do the right thing.

As it turns out, it's not just the general public abroad that's feeling a renewed sense of hope. As was evident at the G-7 summit, many of those citizens' leaders, who struggled with Biden's immediate predecessor, quickly recognized the new American president as a trusted partner. Politico described the international gathering a "global win" for Biden.

Overall, the G-7 has delivered a significant win for Biden. While the leaders were panned for not doing enough to vaccinate the world and frequently fell short of consensus on the toughest issues, they're definitely moving in the same direction, and other leaders fell over themselves to welcome Biden to their table.

At one point on Saturday, reporters asked Biden if he'd convinced his fellow G-7 counterparts that the United States has returned to its previous position as a global leader. The American president demurred and suggested they ask French President Emmanuel Macron.

When reporters directed the same question to the French leader, Macron replied, "Definitely." He later added, "It's great to have a U.S. president part of the club and very willing to cooperate."

The implication, of course, was that this marked a change in the United States' diplomatic posture.

He wasn't alone in expressing relief. German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who struggled to hide her difficulties with Trump, told reporters at the summit, "Being able to meet Joe Biden is obviously important because he stands for the commitment to multilateralism, which we were missing in recent years."

Even British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, a relative ideological ally of Trump, told reporters that everyone at the gathering was "absolutely thrilled" to see Biden. Johnson described his discussion with the new American president as "a breath of fresh air."

Some of this dynamic was driven by Biden himself -- his message, his vision, and his agenda matched his counterparts' at the gathering -- but the Democrat clearly benefited from the fact that he wasn't Donald Trump.

No link, faggot? Where'd you copy that from?

Somebody slapped the shit outta sissy Macron the other day!

[Yakuda]

It's hard to respect someone who suggested injecting disinfectant.

Joe Biden was celebrated at the G-7 summit, in part because of his message, and in part because he wasn't Donald Trump.
June 14, 2021, 8:40 AM EDT
By Steve Bannon
As President Biden began his first trip abroad since taking office, the Pew Research Center released a report last week documenting the "dramatic" improvements in the United States' international stature following the Democrat's inauguration. With Biden in the White House -- and with Donald Trump out of it -- global confidence in the presidency has soared; the U.S. is now more respected; and people abroad have greater confidence that the U.S. can be counted on to do the right thing.

As it turns out, it's not just the general public abroad that's feeling a renewed sense of hope. As was evident at the G-7 summit, many of those citizens' leaders, who struggled with Biden's immediate predecessor, quickly recognized the new American president as a trusted partner. Politico described the international gathering a "global win" for Biden.

Overall, the G-7 has delivered a significant win for Biden. While the leaders were panned for not doing enough to vaccinate the world and frequently fell short of consensus on the toughest issues, they're definitely moving in the same direction, and other leaders fell over themselves to welcome Biden to their table.

At one point on Saturday, reporters asked Biden if he'd convinced his fellow G-7 counterparts that the United States has returned to its previous position as a global leader. The American president demurred and suggested they ask French President Emmanuel Macron.

When reporters directed the same question to the French leader, Macron replied, "Definitely." He later added, "It's great to have a U.S. president part of the club and very willing to cooperate."

The implication, of course, was that this marked a change in the United States' diplomatic posture.

He wasn't alone in expressing relief. German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who struggled to hide her difficulties with Trump, told reporters at the summit, "Being able to meet Joe Biden is obviously important because he stands for the commitment to multilateralism, which we were missing in recent years."

Even British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, a relative ideological ally of Trump, told reporters that everyone at the gathering was "absolutely thrilled" to see Biden. Johnson described his discussion with the new American president as "a breath of fresh air."

Some of this dynamic was driven by Biden himself -- his message, his vision, and his agenda matched his counterparts' at the gathering -- but the Democrat clearly benefited from the fact that he wasn't Donald Trump.

It's also difficult to respect a moron who said Obama was the first clean articulate African American, poor kids are as smart as white kids, if you aren't sure who you're voting for you ain't black. Or someone who claimed to graduate at the top of his law school class but was damned near the stupidest in the class and lied about being arrested trying to visit nelson Mandela in jail but never happened. Or who claimed to trucker who accidentally killed his first wife was drunk be he wasn't. Or shi claimed to be in a helicopter taking fire. You leftist murdered are assholes.

[Matt Dillon]

The entire G7 is laughing at Joe Biden. And worried about his senility. democrats are proud. Go figure.

They're straight up in denial. Didn't Trump fire Steve Bannon?

OP plagiarizes article, doesn't post link.

I doubt Steve Bannon wrote that article.

Here's his site:

https://bannonswarroom.com/

Don't see that article there.

[Grokmaster]

It's hard to respect someone who suggested injecting disinfectant.

Joe Biden was celebrated at the G-7 summit, in part because of his message, and in part because he wasn't Donald Trump.
June 14, 2021, 8:40 AM EDT
By Steve Bannon
As President Biden began his first trip abroad since taking office, the Pew Research Center released a report last week documenting the "dramatic" improvements in the United States' international stature following the Democrat's inauguration. With Biden in the White House -- and with Donald Trump out of it -- global confidence in the presidency has soared; the U.S. is now more respected; and people abroad have greater confidence that the U.S. can be counted on to do the right thing.

As it turns out, it's not just the general public abroad that's feeling a renewed sense of hope. As was evident at the G-7 summit, many of those citizens' leaders, who struggled with Biden's immediate predecessor, quickly recognized the new American president as a trusted partner. Politico described the international gathering a "global win" for Biden.

Overall, the G-7 has delivered a significant win for Biden. While the leaders were panned for not doing enough to vaccinate the world and frequently fell short of consensus on the toughest issues, they're definitely moving in the same direction, and other leaders fell over themselves to welcome Biden to their table.

At one point on Saturday, reporters asked Biden if he'd convinced his fellow G-7 counterparts that the United States has returned to its previous position as a global leader. The American president demurred and suggested they ask French President Emmanuel Macron.

When reporters directed the same question to the French leader, Macron replied, "Definitely." He later added, "It's great to have a U.S. president part of the club and very willing to cooperate."

The implication, of course, was that this marked a change in the United States' diplomatic posture.

He wasn't alone in expressing relief. German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who struggled to hide her difficulties with Trump, told reporters at the summit, "Being able to meet Joe Biden is obviously important because he stands for the commitment to multilateralism, which we were missing in recent years."

Even British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, a relative ideological ally of Trump, told reporters that everyone at the gathering was "absolutely thrilled" to see Biden. Johnson described his discussion with the new American president as "a breath of fresh air."

Some of this dynamic was driven by Biden himself -- his message, his vision, and his agenda matched his counterparts' at the gathering -- but the Democrat clearly benefited from the fact that he wasn't Donald Trump.

HORSE SHIT; THE "INTERNATIONAL STAGE" KNOWS PRES.MORON IS A PUSHOVER, AND THE FAR MORE INTELLIGENT AND EXPERIENCED TRUMP NEVER WAS...HE GOT THINGS DONE...

PRES.MORON TALKS A BUNCH OF BULLSHIT...DOES NOTHING TO PROMOTE AMERICA's INTERESTS...JUST LIKE OBAMA.

THEY KNEW IF TRUMP SAID HE'D DO IT...HE'D DO IT...BIDEN IS NOT "RESPECTED" BY ANYONE...

[Joe Capitalist]

Biden couldn’t even remember that the President of South Africa was already introduced, and the room erupted with laughter over the fumble. But the fake news media wont mention this.

Yeah, almost as bad as telling people to inject disinfectant and then the next day telling everyone he was being sarcastic.

Or telling people a hurricane was going to hit Alabama and when he found out the National Weather Service never said that, he manipulated a National Weather Map with a sharpie to make it look like he was right.

I'll still take Biden over that fucking racist, incompetent moron.

[Stretch]

"It's great to have a U.S. president part of the club and very willing to cooperate." ~ Macron (really? the club? how sophomoric)
So this year he's humping Joe's curly golden hairy legs for attention. Trump swatted that Frenchie away like a gnat.

[Jack]

Trump ... Global Clown for America. Sad!

[Jack]

"It's great to have a U.S. president part of the club and very willing to cooperate." ~ Macron (really? the club? how sophomoric)
So this year he's humping Joe's curly golden hairy legs for attention. Trump swatted that Frenchie away like a gnat.

But didn't have a problem with sucking off Putin.

[Stretch]

Questions raised about Joe Biden's 'mental acuity' following recent 'embarrassing gaffes'

[Joe Capitalist]

"It's great to have a U.S. president part of the club and very willing to cooperate." ~ Macron (really? the club? how sophomoric)
So this year he's humping Joe's curly golden hairy legs for attention. Trump swatted that Frenchie away like a gnat.

So if Trump was so Superior with foreign relations, Then how did Trump lose to Biden in the 2020 election.

[Micawber]

I tend not to respect gameshow hosts who appoint Omarosa and his own dumb kids as top advisors to the potus.

Republicans sure do. They bought his credentials lock stock and barrel. They are that fucking stupid.