Biden making Trump predications come true

 Brandon Morse:

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Trump foretells of a grab at your firearms and predicts that instead of an all-around ban (which is impossible) they’ll try to restrict your firearms usage incrementally, one type of firearm at a time. Which they are doing.

(READ: Today’s Senate ‘Bipartisan Gun Safety’ Proposal Is Just as Bad as You Feared It Would Be)

Trump also predicted, first and foremost, that Biden would attack the energy industry and send gas prices up to five to six dollars a gallon. Which is it has.

Trump predicted that illegal aliens would flood the United States, increasing crime, while the elitists stay safe behind their guarded, gated compounds. This is one of the biggest problems we now have.

He even predicted that Democrats would spend billions protecting the borders of foreign nations and getting involved in foreign wars. The fact that the left is decorating every available surface with Ukraine flags and sending billions of dollars to the country to help it defend itself from foreign invasion from Russia proves that this is true as well.

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The Democrats' policies are indefensible, but they are most likely to blame Trump for everything that has gone wrong since the took office.  He remains their designated scapegoat for Biden's incompetence.

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