Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick didn’t hold back Monday while discussing President Biden and the repercussions of his “weak” leadership domestically and internationally, telling Fox News he has left a trail of “death” in his political wake.
Patrick first criticized Biden’s opposition to Texas law enforcement installing razor wire at a park along the Mexican border in Maverick County that had seen a deluge of illegal foreign nationals for some time.
He said that while Texas is not looking for confrontation with the feds, the border must be secure for the safety of Texans and Americans.
“The idea that the Biden administration would want to stop us from securing the border tells you all you need to know about their goals,” Patrick said.
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“And, our prayers go out to those soldiers [from] Georgia who lost their lives,” he added, referring to three service members who were killed by an Iran-backed drone strike on a base near the Jordan-Syria border.
Patrick called it another example of the deadly consequences of Biden administration leadership.
“Everywhere the president, this president, Biden moves, death comes with him: Fentanyl across the border, people drowning in the river, people killed here by MS-13; soldiers killed afar,” Patrick said.
When asked on multiple occasions last fall by reporters and in interviews with CBS News, Biden offered the same response when asked what his message is to Iran and terror groups like Lebanon’s Hezbollah.
“Don’t,” Biden said.
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Since the fall, there have been at least 165 attacks on U.S. forces in the Mideast.
The three service members killed at the Jordanian base, known as Tower 22, were Sgt. William Jerome Rivers, 46, of Carrollton, Ga.; Spc. Kennedy Landon Sanders, 24, of Waycross, Ga.; and Spc. Breonna Alexsondria Moffett, 23, of Savannah, Ga.
The three had been deployed from Fort Moore – formerly Fort…
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