Biden Spent $350 On Failed Humanitarian Aid

Just a week before the first 2024 presidential debate, we have the shocking news that President Biden’s failed floating pier in Gaza for humanitarian aid – potentially costing upward of $350 million in taxpayer dollars – could be torn down as early as July. President Trump should be able to capitalize on this talking point during his head-to-head showdown with Biden.
The U.S. government has admitted that it has already spent at least $230 million on the floating pier that worked for only 10 days. The water was too rough for this kind of project in the region, leading to a host of issues with the pier – and don’t forget the attacks by terrorists, putting our military at risk as they manned the project.
Now the Administration is looking to dismantle the pier, which will cost millions. All in all, the total cost of this failed project could be approximately $350 million.
The question on everyone’s mind is, did this pier actually accomplish anything to provide humanitarian aid in Gaza? The Pentagon admitted that none of the 7.7 million pounds of supplies reached the intended Gaza civilians. In other words, almost everything on the pier was taken immediately by Hamas to feed and fuel future terrorism.
President Biden’s pathetic PR stunt during his State of the Union address has backfired immensely. He wanted to appease the far-Left radicals by saying that he was sending aid to Gaza. However, nothing went according to plan, which shouldn’t be a surprise. From the start, the idea of building a floating pier in a hostile environment seemed doomed from the start.

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