So, we have it, the President of the United States walks back his threat to remove Putin from power. Truthfully, he had it right, but his handlers went brown pants, 
rephrasing his original intent. Once again, we know who is pulling the strings here. A team of marionettes mouthing the words of pacifists, socialists, weak knee buffoons, tree huggers and draft dodgers. When it comes Branden we have seen it all. 
Ukraine is the quintessential example of Bravery; their fighters have a fighting spirit, they will not be dictated too, nor live under a Tyrant. Winning at any cost is their shibboleth. Putin, the baby killer, has no conscientious when it comes to killing opposing forces. Murdering civilians, including babies, school children and those in hospitals is his bread and butter.
White House walks back multiple Biden remarks during Europe trip on Putin, chemical weapons, troops
Biden said that Putin ‘cannot remain in power’ during a speech in Poland Saturday
Biden Says Putin “Cannot Remain in Power.” The White House Says He Didn’t Mean It.
“He was not discussing Putin’s power in Russia, or regime change.”
Biden also attacked Putin personally, calling him “a butcher” earlier on Saturday. Biden previously called Putin “a war criminal,” drawing a complaint from Russia, which summoned the US ambassador, a traditional means of registering diplomatic objections.
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CONFUSED COMMANDER
President Biden’s Putin speech in Poland is a catastrophe
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- Joe Biden’s call-to-arms speech in Poland was long on soaring rhetoric about the virtues of democracy but woefully short on what more the West will do to help Ukraine defeat the Russian invasion. But by the time he got to the finish, most of that was forgotten.What mattered most and what will be remembered for a long time was a single line the president of the United States said about the president of Russia: “For God’s sake, this man cannot remain in power.”
In the context of the speech and the slaughter of Ukrainian civilians, it’s impossible to understand that line as anything other than a call for regime change, a move that would dramatically raise the stakes with Russia at a time when Biden has been at pains to lower them.