Staff Reports
In this week’s White House Report Card, President Joe Biden’s performance is about as convincing as a three-eyed, green alien claiming to be from Mars. Folks, Biden’s recent escapades in California have left many scratching their heads and reaching for the nearest history book to fact-check his ramblings.
White House Report Card: Biden 'clown car' crashes to 37% approval https://t.co/LBvlsvh0tO https://t.co/LBvlsvh0tO
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) December 11, 2023
During a campaign donor event in Santa Monica, Biden went on a nonsensical tirade about investing “over a billion, three hundred million, trillion, three hundred million dollars” in rail projects. Now, unless the White House has discovered a magical money tree, this claim seems about as believable as a superhero with laser eyes. And if that wasn’t enough, he also dusted off an old, debunked Amtrak story for good measure. I mean, really Joe? Do you expect us to believe in unicorns next?
And let’s not forget the cherry on top of this word salad sundae – Biden’s son Hunter has been indicted on federal tax fraud charges. It seems the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree, and in this case, it’s rotten to the core.
But wait, there’s more! The border crisis continues to spiral out of control, with illegal crossing numbers skyrocketing to new heights. It’s as if the Biden administration is driving a clown car straight into chaos at the border. And as if that wasn’t enough, Biden is throwing money around like confetti at a parade, shoveling billions into the United Nations climate fund and forgiving billions in student loans. It’s like a spending spree at a high-end department store, except the bill is coming due for hardworking American taxpayers.
On the economic front, Biden’s approval rating is tanking faster than a lead balloon, with a dismal 37% approval rating in one recent poll. And while some are trying to paint a rosy picture of the economy, the reality is that Americans are feeling the pinch of inflation and a lackluster job market.
Biden’s performance this week can only be described as a comedy of errors, with more gaffes than a blooper reel. It’s clear that this administration is in desperate need of a reality check, and maybe a refresher course on basic economics wouldn’t hurt either. As for the next election, well, it seems Biden is already looking for the nearest exit, hinting that he might not run for reelection if Donald Trump enters the race. Can you blame him? I wouldn’t want to face the music after this disastrous performance either.
