With a raised voice, pounding fists, and ill-timed insults, Joe Biden did himself no favors with Republicans, some Democrats, and surprisingly the media. He took criticism from Senator Dick Durbin, former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, Al Sharpton, CNN, and MSNBC. This was the first time that the left-leaning media voiced opposition to the actions of Biden. The sound of the mainstream media jumping off the Biden wagon was par for this week from hell.
These numbers show that Biden has not only lost the people who supported Trump but is losing his supporters. I think the Direction of the Country is the key indicator. People do not have confidence in the path Biden has laid out for us. There is no trust in Biden’s decisions or the feckless team of diverse secretaries in his Cabinet. These choices made by checking off woke boxes rather than choosing the best and brightest will bring down this President.
It takes two parties acting in concert to heal a wound, but only one party to acquire sufficient power to eradicate the other in the disease model. Any party confronting a disease model adversary must resist with superior power or be eliminated. There is no middle ground.
During his time at the microphone, the camera captured the emotions and disgust of Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV). Manchin is one of two Democrats, along with Senator Sinema of Arizona, preventing the passage of the $3.5 Trillion reconciliation spending bill. This piece of legislation is a vital part of President Joe Biden’s plan, and Manchin and Sinema are alone on the Democrat side, not wanting to see this pork-filled bill pass the Senate and move on to the House.
No matter where you look, Democrat policies are dragging America down. The administration claims our Southern Border is secure as 200,000 illegal aliens cross the Rio Grande every month. We went from the most secure border under Trump in 2020 to no border under Biden in 2021. We have little idea who is crossing, from where, and how healthy these people are.
While Mr. Biden was ranting about something called “badacathcare” a few weeks ago, many of us scratched our heads in confusion. But earlier in the election cycle when Biden famously lectured, “You ain’t black,” his message was unmistakable, and it certainly wasn’t unifying. Similarly, when Biden was reminiscing about his past kids rubbed his hairy legs earlier in the campaign, many of us reflected on Biden’s more recent history, such as that time he preached “Mitt Romney’s gonna put y’all back in chains.” That statement wasn’t very unifying either. But let’s put that all behind us now, because Joe Biden has pledged to bring us together, and we all know that Good Ole’ Joe is a man of his word.