President Joe Biden's suggestion that Vladimir Putin's onslaught on Ukraine should disqualify him from power triggered an international political storm. This is how his nine unscripted words could impact the war in Ukraine. | Analysis
President Joe Biden's suggestion in Poland on Saturday that Vladimir Putin's onslaught on Ukraine should disqualify him from power triggered an international political storm.Back in Washington Sunday evening, Biden told reporters that he was not calling for regime change in Russia -- echoing a message spelled out multiple times by his subordinates even before he had returned to the US.
Bash presses NATO rep. on walking back Biden's unscripted Putin declaration 02:41Biden's comment about the Russian leader's tenure on power was not the only striking rhetoric of his tour. After meeting refugees on Saturday, Biden called Putin a"butcher." Previously, Biden had called him a"thug" and a"murderous dictator.
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