Biden exposed as the incompetent GOP complained about

 Liz Peek:

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Heads should roll, but under the insipid and gutless guidance (not leadership) of Joe Biden, they will not. Instead, his Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Vice President Kamala Harris serve as props, standing literally if not figuratively behind the president as he struggles to answer questions from a suddenly inquisitive press corps.

The only remotely positive aspect of the epic disaster unfolding in Afghanistan is this: all Americans – indeed, the entire world – have now seen the real Joe Biden, and will now question the president’s credibility and capability.

Mounting doubts about the president will undermine his ability to lead his party to victory in 2022, and threaten to derail his progressive freight train. That’s good news for the country.

Republicans have long sounded alarms over Biden’s truthfulness and his ability to perform the duties of his office, while the liberal media has joined Democrats in blocking the public’s view of our failing president.

A new poll shows the country is wising up.

Imagine: a Rasmussen survey finds only 39% of likely U.S. voters think Biden is doing the job of president, while a majority (51%) say others are actually running the country, making decisions for Biden behind the scenes.

Never before has the public concluded that the United States president is a puppet; it is a shocking suggestion.

Such is the damage done by the calamity of Kabul. When the New York Times edges toward calling the president a liar, reporting that Biden made "several misleading or false claims about the pullout and evacuation," you know the landscape has shifted.

Next week House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., returns to Washington intent on ramming through not just a $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, but also a $3.5 trillion budget package that is the most breathtaking vote-buying effort ever undertaken by either political party. It is also the most reckless spending proposal in our history, setting up entitlement programs that will never end and saddling our children and grandchildren with ever more debt that will ultimately hobble our growth.

Pelosi faces resistance, as nine moderate Democrats from swing districts have so far balked at passing both bills simultaneously. She will browbeat those dissidents into line by promising to include goodies that will resonate in their districts. She will offer the moon because she knows this will be her last term as speaker of the House, and she is determined to go out with a bang.

She either wins over those moderates or Biden’s entire agenda goes down in flames. Progressives in the House have said they will not support the bipartisan package unless they can also vote on the monster bill, which the Senate will try to pass without GOP votes. There are more uber-liberal Democrats than there are centrists these days, so Pelosi will target those in the middle to get the job done.

After the past horrendous week, she must do the heavy lifting, because Biden’s political capital has evaporated. It isn’t just that his approval ratings, according to the RealClearPolitics average of polls, have sunk underwater; it is also that Americans no longer trust the president.
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Think goodness his political capital has evaporated before he could do other untold damage to the country.  This is an "I told you so moment" for the GOP and they better seize it.

See, also:

What Afghanistan tells us about Team Biden's incompetence