Given the track record of this administration to date, the question is, why is Biden's approval rating so high? It seems most people who support this Administration are either profiting from or not affected by it. Yes, the mandate to vote Democrats out of power is urgent, but November is still 10 months away and the new party, if elected, won't come into power until Jan. 2023. Right now that seems like an eternity with Biden still having plenty of time to do much more damage. Our country is being destroyed.
We are so close to having a government that is completely unanswerable to ‘We the People’. The system is broken and we may not be able to vote ourselves out of this. The huge problem that I see is his administration has a year and perhaps 3 to continue to trash the country. And more importantly, with the influx of illegals on a daily basis, irreparable harm is being done from which the country can never recover.
President Obama on Monday chided Senate Republicans for engaging in “pure partisan politics’’ by blocking a bill that would offer tax breaks and ease credit to small businesses, and said the measure was necessary to boost hiring and economic growth.
On his first workday back at the White House after a 10-day vacation on Martha’s Vineyard and a trip to New Orleans on Sunday, Mr. Obama addressed the nation’s mounting economic anxieties in brief remarks from the Rose Garden. With the unemployment rate stuck above 9 percent, and the economic recovery all but stalled, he spent part of the morning huddled with his economic advisers.
“This bill has been languishing in the Senate for four months, held up by a partisan minority that won’t even allow it to go to a vote. That makes no sense,’’ Mr. Obama said, referring to the small business initiative. He added, “Holding this bill hostage is directly detrimental to our economic growth.’’
In response, the Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, upbraided Mr. Obama and Democrats for the state of the economy. “Instead of growing jobs as promised, Washington Democrats have grown the size of the national debt, the federal government and the unemployment rate,’’ Mr. McConnell said.
h/t: The Caucus Blog author's comments - Obama is still blaming Bush on the economy: "It took nearly a decade to dig the hole that we're in."
The 'Liar in Chief' is officially into the campaign 'Cover His Ass' mode.
With regard to the mid-term election, Obama promised recovery but the Democrats know they are terminal.
19 months in office, 18 months after the passage of the disastrous Economic Stimulus, it's still Bush's fault. Obama has done nothing to help the economy but now with the mid-term election two months away, he plays his 'blame card' with Bush and the Republicans for all that is wrong.
Let us hope that if the GOP does regain some power in November, they will know what to do with it. Obama has to be a one term President. The country cannot stand eight years of this person!
