Former President Biden launched a scathing critique of President Trump's foreign policy decisions in a BBC interview. He specifically cited Trump's meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky, describing it as 'beneath America'.
This marks a significant departure from tradition, as former presidents typically refrain from publicly criticizing their successors. However, Biden's actions suggest he intends to remain a prominent voice within his party, despite the Democrats' recent electoral defeat and calls for a shift towards a new generation of leadership.
Biden's sharp criticism of Trump's actions highlights a growing division within American politics and underscores the ongoing debate surrounding the Trump administration's approach to international affairs.