As Israel continues its war with Hamas and Hezbollah, House Republicans have been fiercely critical of the Biden Administration's actions towards the Jewish State. Representative Cory Mills (R-FL) discussed what we could expect to happen between the United States and Israel under Vice President Kamala Harris should she win the upcoming election in November during a recent appearance on Fox Business, which he said "would be no different than Biden. Biden was no different than Obama."
"It is kind of that continued failed process of making us strong on the world stage. I mean, under the Biden-Harris regime, and Harris admitted she was the last one in the room for the decision when it came to the Afghanistan botched withdrawal that resulted in 13 fallen heroes and 13 Gold Star families they still have not really acknowledged," said Rep. Mills.
Additionally, the Florida Congressman suggested China's Belt and Road Initiative, where they invest in developing infrastructure for poorer countries worldwide, would be allowed to continue unimpeded. The Council of Foreign Relations (CFR) noted that the Initiative is how the Chinese expand their influence against the United States through potential debt traps.
In August, Representative Maria Elvira Salazar (R-FL) spoke of China's rise in the Western Hemisphere, where Venezuela, Ecuador, Argentina, and Jamaica already owe the Chinese massive amounts of money.
Such a system, Rep. Mills continued, "would help block Western Hemisphere supply chains through the Horn of Africa, [the] Red Sea, [and the] Persian Gulf. And again, when you talk about the Red Sea, that is 12% of global trade. And remember, it was Biden and Harris who delisted the Houthi rebels from the terrorist organization list, which is now disrupting this commerce, which is also impacting the amount of goods and the cost of goods here at home."
"So I think you would see a continuation of weakening on the world stage, China advancing its progress with its kind of Axis of Evil with China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, and a continual degradation of America," Mills concluded.
