Biden's dumpster fire 'State of the Union'

 Washington Examiner:

Biden condemns Putin and swipes at Trump in State of the Union address

In a warning to Democrats, Sen. Joe Manchin sat with Republicans for the speech.  That Biden is taking swipes at Trump also indicates his recognition of how much more popular Trump is than Biden is at this point.

Meanwhile, the Republican rebuttal by Gov. Kim Reynolds focused on Biden's failures at home and abroad.

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“The disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal did more than cost American lives; it betrayed our allies and emboldened our enemies,” she said. “North Korea is testing missiles again at an alarming rate, the Speaker of the House recently warned our Olympic athletes not to speak out against China, and now, Russia has launched an unprovoked full-scale military invasion of Ukraine — an attack on democracy, freedom, and the rule of law.”

Reynolds said, “All Americans must stand united in solidarity with the brave people of Ukraine as they courageously defend their country against Putin’s tyranny, as they fight for their freedom.”

She also hit the Biden administration's approach to the economy, arguing that "the President and Democrats in Congress have spent the last year either ignoring the issues facing Americans or making them worse" and that an increase in spending led to an increase in inflation.

Reynolds said Biden and Democrats want to defund the police, despite Biden rejecting the slogan in his remarks.

Reynolds also took aim at Biden and Democrats over issues like pandemic school closures and mask mandates.

"Americans are tired of a political class trying to remake this country into a place where an elite few tell everyone else what they can and cannot say, what they can and cannot believe," she said.

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See, also: 

17 Absurd Lies Biden Told During His State Of The Union Speech

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