Fox Pundit Says Putin Doesn’t Need To Blame Military Attacks On Ukraine

An opinion editor for Washington Times on Friday argued that the only people responsible for Russia’s attack on Ukraine were President Joe Biden and climate envoy John Kerry.

Incredibly, Charles Hurt told Tucker Carlson that Vladimir Putin shouldn’t be blamed for the biggest military offensive in Europe since World War Two – that is. The Russian president has ordered.

Hurt’s hilarious hyperbolic appearance on Fox News begins with him comparing the current administration to the last one.

“We have a president who believes in ‘America First,’ who cares about making decisions in America’s best interest,” said Hurt. The president puts America last and believes in cutting down on every source of power the country has and then sending us out into the world. This is what will happen.”

Hurt repeats what some of the right have come up with the theory (now the notion that the threat of an attack is a “trick” to distract Hillary Clinton no longer applies): that the conflict was not only “completely predictable,” but “completely intentional” on the part of the Biden administration due to its oil policies. Accordingly, Hurt tries to argue that it is possible that someone else is at fault?

“This war is the Green New Deal war. This is John Kerry’s fight,” as Hurt put it. Kerry, the first White House official to serve as the presidential special envoy on climate, has drawn criticism from conservatives for say second that he hopes Putin will be “on track” in the fight against climate change despite Russia’s aggression towards Ukraine.

Then, as if deliberately pushing the boundaries of respectable political criticism, Hurt added, “If there’s any silver in it, it’s that we can 100% blame All of that for Joe Biden and John Kerry, because this is the exact result of their decades of expertise in Washington and the exact result of their policies as they were intended.”