Staff Reports
Batten down the hatches, folks. According to Tiana Lowe Doescher from The Washington Examiner on Neil Cavuto’s show, President Joe Biden is on the brink of a major vote hemorrhage this November. Apparently, Biden’s failure to keep even half of his campaign promises is turning voters off faster than a rancid sandwich.
Biden’s presidency kicked off during the coronavirus pandemic, and he made some mighty big claims about bringing America back to its pre-pandemic glory. Lowe Doescher pointed out the obvious: Biden hasn’t even managed to return the cost of living to pre-pandemic levels. Instead, citizens are dealing with sky-high prices and an economy as stable as a house of cards on a windy day.
Washington Examiner: Biden failed ‘return to normalcy,’ Tiana Lowe Doescher says https://t.co/8QrJMGxKr8
— Ian Hansen 🇺🇸🇺🇸 (@IanHansenFeed) June 21, 2024
Quip-crushing, Lowe Doescher noted that Biden promised a return to normalcy but delivered economic and global chaos instead. The Biden administration’s track record reads like a comedy of errors, minus the laughs. Lowe Doescher insists Trump should highlight these colossal failures during the upcoming debates.
However, there’s a hitch. Lowe Doescher advised that Trump must avoid getting in his own way. If the former president focuses too much on his own personal grievances such as the 2020 election and his legal battles, he risks making it all about himself. Even the most die-hard Trump supporters know that he’s his own biggest obstacle. The lesson here is simple: keep it about America’s future, not past grievances.
The former president is embroiled in legal battles, with a looming sentencing over 34 counts of falsifying business records that many Republicans chalk up to political witch hunts. Nonetheless, the GOP seems set to rally behind him for the 2024 nomination, even if it means nominating a candidate possibly facing jail time. For a party that values law and order, this scenario is rich with irony.
As for Biden, he’s trying to muster up some enthusiasm for two debates with Trump, hosted by none other than CNN and ABC News. Good luck with that, Sleepy Joe. The first debate is scheduled for June 27, and only time will tell if Biden’s stumbling oratory skills can withstand the hurricane force of Trump’s rhetorical barrage. In any case, grab your popcorn – it’s going to be an interesting showdown.
