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Biden played the fiddle as America burns

God Save America

Animesh Pandey by Animesh Pandey
18 May 2023
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Biden played the fiddle as America burns
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As Pakistan is on the verge of a complete collapse, and PM Modi is all set to make a full fledge tour by at least the end of June, USA is up to its old tricks again.

Uncle Sam up to his old tricks again

John Kirby, the White House’s Coordinator for Strategic Communications at the National Security Council, spoke to reporters and stated, “We want to see Pakistan be a success. And we want to see the Pakistan government live up to the strongest aspirations of the Pakistani people.”

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Yeah, you heard that right. USA wants Pakistan to ‘thrive’, come what may. However, John went on, as he said, “Pakistan is an important partner in the region. They are suffering from the threat of terrorism every single day. And we are mindful of the challenges that they are facing politically and economically as well. In the United States, they will continue to find a good friend,” he responded to the query raising concern over the grave situation in the South-Asian country.

In a different press conference, Vedant Patel, the deputy spokesperson for the State Department, told reporters that the US does not support any particular candidate or political party in Pakistan or any other nation and emphasised how important a strong, stable, and wealthy Pakistan is to its relations with the country.

“We do not choose a political party or a particular candidate when it comes to Pakistan or really any country. As it relates to Pakistan, our view is that a strong, stable, prosperous Pakistan is key to a strong and stable US-Pakistan relationship,” he said in reply to a question on the political circus in Pakistan.

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America is burning, but who cares?

This comes at a time, when America’s image is in tatters, both diplomatically and economically. For starters, the Australian phase of US President Joe Biden’s tour has been postponed because of acrimonious negotiations with the Republican-majority US Congress over the government’s debt threshold. He also pulled out of a visit to Papua New Guinea. Now, as PM Narendra Modi is all set to visit the USA, such flip flops are only making America look worse.

On Tuesday, Joe Biden and opposition Republican leaders provided optimism of a compromise that would prevent a disastrous US debt default; however, the most recent discussions came to an end without an agreement. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that the US faces an “unprecedented economic and financial storm,” referring to the debt crisis the US govt is facing.

US govt needs to raise its debt ceiling, failing to do so will result in the govt defaulting on its bills, which will be a historic first. Like most other govts, US govt also spends more than its revenue collected in forms of taxes and duties etc, and they cover the deficit by borrowing money. But going by the antics of the current Presidency, one doubts if the country will have any stability left by the time President Biden leaves the White House for good.

To borrow money, the US treasury issues securities, like US government bonds, that it will eventually pay back with interest. However, there is a limit to how much money the US government can borrow. Once this debt limit is reached, the treasury cannot issue more securities, which means the govt has no more money to spend. This can lead to the suspension of various govt-run services. The US Congress sets the debt limit, which is $31.4 trillion at present.

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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese also announced on Wednesday that the Quad leaders’ summit scheduled for Sydney the following week would not take place. This development occurred as Washington tries to strengthen its security connections in the Pacific despite the growing rivalry with Beijing.

To sum it up, USA is in deep trouble, but that doesn’t exist in the small world of Joe Biden. It is notoriously said, “Nero played the fiddle while Rome burnt”. Now, if paraphrased, it would just change to “Biden played the fiddle as America burnt”!

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