Removing Biden is wise and needed for the country’s sake, but it will not solve the growing public anger at the left.
Energy prices soared, even as Biden's green agenda proved unworkable and prompted draining the strategic petroleum reserve and begging foreign oil despots before key elections.
The "Unifier" Biden by design needlessly alienated nearly half the country, and in his debate, he reiterated why Trump supporters do not deserve his concern.
The greatest absurdity of the Biden White House is the gaslighting talk of Biden's "Achievements." Biden's actions over the last four years are not offsets for his senility that warrant his continuance in office, but again, sadly, they serve as force multipliers, furthering claims of his dementia and for his removal.
Even after more than 40 months of media hagiography, Joe Biden still cannot poll over a 40 percent approval rating, given that his rudeness is fueled further by the day due to escalating mental confusion.
To use a Bidenism, "How dare he" accuse affluent Americans of the very crimes that his own family is knee deep in? Biden's prefaces of "No lie," "Here's the deal," "No kidding," and "No joke" are little more than tics that forewarn us of complete fabrications about to follow, from the ridiculous story of an uncle supposedly eaten by New Guinea cannibals to his supposed heroics during the Civil Rights movement and his near childhood adoption by various minority communities.
No wonder Democrats concluded that there were no viable alternatives to a cognitively challenged Biden, precisely because Biden was the only available fig leaf to the new Democratic Party and its neo-socialist agenda-that, if transparent, would have terrified the country that it was soon to nearly destroy.
Biden's Democratic critics have it all wrong: removing Biden is wise and needed for the country's sake, but it will not solve the growing public anger at the left.
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