In his Inaugural Address on January 20, 2021, President Biden promised that he would reverse the "State of chaos" that Americans, according to the president, had experienced during the Trump era.
More than three years later, President Biden delivered his final State of the Union address on March 7th before this year's presidential election.
"The state of our union is strong and getting stronger," President Biden proclaimed midway through his address, which began with a call for increasing U.S. support for Ukraine.
"I will always be a president for all Americans," President Biden said towards the end of his address, after shouting much of the time as he delivered the most divisive, partisan State of the Union address in modern history.
President Biden had a chance to express his support for this bill, but he ignored it instead. President Biden claimed that the border crisis could be solved if the Republicans would work with him to pass the so-called "Bipartisan" Senate security bill, which wrapped provisions on the border with increased aid for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan.
Turning to the economy in his State of the Union address, President Biden boasted that it is "Literally the envy of the world." Continuing his self-congratulation, he said: "Wages keep going up. Inflation keeps coming down. Inflation has dropped from 9 percent to 3 percent - the lowest in the world and trending lower."
President Biden showed no compassion during his State of the Union address for the desperation that every day Americans are feeling, which his and congressional Democrats' out-of-control spending has caused.
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