Trump created one of the best economies we've ever had; there were more jobs than there were available workers (full employment, in other words), wages had risen for all demographics, companies were expanding, and opportunities abounded. He cut our taxes and raised our energy independence to a level unseen since the 1960s. Our military was strong, and though he was criticized frequently for his boorishness by our allies, our enemies respected him -- and us, by default.
Trump's administration made historic peace deals in parts of the world that had been at each other's throats for decades. And he had a plan to get our military men and women out of Afghanistan after 20 years.
But then, his reelection was literally stolen from him (come on, everyone with a couple of brain cells to rub together knows that's true) and now we're stuck with a frail, old man who has dementia (but we're not supposed to notice or mention it). And his foreign and domestic policies -- well, the policies of the people behind the scenes pulling the wires and calling the shots -- are a disaster.
Energy prices are going up, and we are becoming dependent again on foreign producers. There are jobs a-plenty, but because we're paying people to stay home via outsized unemployment benefits under the guise of 'COVID relief,' there aren't enough workers to full availabilities, so our businesses are suffering and they can't expand.
Our military remains strong but is becoming infiltrated with woke, left-wing, Marxist ideologues who hate the founding principles of the country they swore an oath to defend. Our enemies think Biden's a joke and are emboldened to act (they will soon, too, wait and see), while our allies worry that Biden and his handlers won't be there for them if they get into trouble.
Consider the debacle pull-out of Afghanistan: Biden ordered it in April (remember when Trump ordered everyone out by May 1?), and yet, this past week as U.S. forces pulled out they did so hastily, chaotically, and without rhyme or reason after having months to prepare, leaving behind thousands of Americans in the process.
Think of it: As of this writing, there are thousands of American citizens trapped in Afghanistan -- after we've been there for two decades and after having had months to plan our withdrawal.
The very first duty of a president is to serve and take care of Americans; he has utterly failed in that responsibility, that much we know. But it gets worse.
This week, as pandemonium swept across Afghanistan with the advance of Taliban forces, Biden wasn't worried about that situation. No.
He was far more concerned with forcing state-managed local school districts to force children to mask-up as they head back to classrooms this fall -- because he claims to 'care' about school children.
Let's be frank about this: It's not that Biden 'cares' so much about public school kids. It's that his left-wing Marxist handlers hate it when a Republican governor or leader pushes back on their authoritarianism, because they think they are entitled to 'rule' over America rather than govern with our consent.
Fortunately, some of those same governors -- like Florida's Ron DeSantis -- aren't having it. He's calling Biden out for his abject hypocrisy.
“You have all the stuff going on with Afghanistan – obviously all the stuff at the southern border … one of the biggest border disasters in the history of our country, inflation, gas prices, and what does he do?” DeSantis said this week on Fox News's “Hannity.”
“He is obsessed with having the government force kindergartners to wear masks all day in school,” DeSantis added. “In Florida, we believe that that’s the parents’ decision. Joe Biden thinks the federal government should come in and overrule the parents and force these young kids to wear these masks.”
Biden isn't in charge, we know that. We also know those people running his administration don't really care about saving American lives.
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