Georgia and Ukraine eagerly awaited the arrival of U.S. Vice President Joe Biden this week. They hoped that he would use his visit to signal support for their post-colored revolution yet troubled governments. And, even more importantly, that he would give a clear message about America's intolerance of Russia's influence over their affairs. But despite the high hopes of these two former-Soviet countries, Biden's words broke through their rose and orange tinted hopes to draw attention to their own internal setbacks.
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