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    The Inflection Point

    A speech that may well define Biden’s presidency
    by Peter Wehner Oct 20, 2023 2 minutes
    Source: Jonathan Ernst / Getty

    The significance of President Joe Biden’s Oval Office address to the nation last night was signaled in the opening sentence: “We’re facing an inflection point in history.”

    What followed was a speech that may well define Biden’s presidency.

    The proximate cause for the speech was Biden’s desire to urge Americans to stand with Israel in its war against Hamas and Ukraine in

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