Rep. Scott Perry Slams Harris-Biden for Being “Weak”: Says she is on “Bended Knee” to Foreign Adversaries

Scott Perry Criticizes Democratic Leadership for Weakness on Global Stage

Congressman Scott Perry offered sharp criticism of current Democratic leadership on Thursday’s WarRoom, specifically targeting President Joe Biden. According to Perry, the administration’s handling of foreign affairs has been defined by weakness and deference, leaving the U.S. vulnerable to its adversaries. He warned, "The current Democratic leadership has put America on a bended knee, surrendering our global authority.”

A Weak Stance in Foreign Policy

Perry highlighted how recent foreign policy moves under the  Harris-Biden administration have placed the U.S. at a disadvantage. He pointed out the lack of decisive leadership in dealing with countries like China, Iran, and Russia. "They’ve been bowing down to regimes that don’t have America’s interests at heart,” Perry stated. This approach, he argued, contrasts sharply with how the previous administration handled similar challenges.

He further emphasized that American strength on the global stage is critical, especially in times of geopolitical tension. "Instead of confronting our adversaries, this administration has been accommodating them,” Perry added, reflecting his concerns over diplomatic softness.

Iran and Israel: A Divided Policy

Perry singled out the administration’s stance on the Middle East, particularly concerning Israel and Iran. He criticized Biden’s diplomatic ambiguity, stating that the Democrats are sending mixed signals. “They claim to support Israel, but their actions have emboldened Iran,” he argued. According to Perry, this inconsistency has resulted in a trust deficit with Israel, America’s most crucial ally in the region.

"Why would Israel trust the United States when the leadership is playing both sides of the fence?” Perry questioned. He cited intelligence reports indicating a flow of support to Iran that, he claims, compromises U.S. national security interests.

"On Bended Knee” to China and Other Adversaries

Perry didn’t just stop at Middle East policy. He expressed alarm over the Biden administration’s handling of U.S.-China relations. Perry accused the Democrats of appeasement, saying, "The White House has bowed down to China’s demands instead of standing firm.” He highlighted what he sees as a dangerous precedent where American sovereignty and global influence are compromised.

He noted similar patterns with other adversarial nations, pointing to Biden’s “unwillingness to project strength.” Perry described this trend as “bending the knee” to hostile regimes, a strategy he believes encourages aggression rather than curbing it. This, he argued, places America in a position of vulnerability on the international stage.

The Contrast with Trump’s Leadership

Perry took the opportunity to compare the Harris- Biden administration’s foreign policy with the approach of former President Donald Trump. He argued that Trump’s strategy was rooted in projecting strength and deterring threats. "Trump knew how to handle these adversaries without apology,” Perry said. He credited Trump with keeping the nation out of conflicts by holding adversaries accountable.

According to Perry, Trump’s strategy was simple but effective: "You mess around, you’re going to regret it.” This, Perry claimed, kept America’s enemies in check without compromising national interests.

The Stakes in the Upcoming Election

Perry warned that the stakes have never been higher. He expressed concern that another four years under Democratic leadership could have dire consequences for America’s global standing. "If we don’t change course, America’s credibility will continue to erode,” he warned.

Perry emphasized the importance of Pennsylvania in the next election, calling it "Ground Zero” for America’s future. He urged voters to consider the impact of foreign policy choices on national security. "This election is not just about the economy or social issues—it’s about whether we stand strong or stay on bended knee,” he concluded.

Perry’s Final Plea: A Call for Leadership Change

Concluding his critique, Perry made a direct appeal to American voters. He called for a change in leadership, emphasizing the need for a strong, decisive foreign policy. "The current administration has shown its hand, and it’s a losing one,” he said.

Perry’s words reflected a sense of urgency, underlining what he sees as a pivotal moment in American politics. "This might be the last election of our lifetime where we can set things right,” he stated, underscoring his belief that a stronger, more assertive U.S. is necessary for the nation’s future.

A Warning Against “Bended Knee” Diplomacy

Perry’s message was clear: America’s future hinges on a shift from what he perceives as a weak and compromising foreign policy to one of strength and resilience. His critique centered around the idea that Democratic leadership, under Harris- Biden, has made America "bend the knee” to adversaries, thereby risking the country’s global dominance and security. With the next election on the horizon, Perry’s call to action emphasized the urgency of change.