The Biden Harris mess

 Ned Cosby:

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Joe Biden cannot, will not, or doesn't know how to lead as POTUS.  His approval rating is 39%, and 71% of Americans believe that this country is on the wrong track.  Self-aware politicians would look at those statistics and attempt necessary corrections, but Joe doubles down and blames everyone but himself for our current quicksand.  Joe is not self-aware.

We have a dud in the White House.  Republicans know it; independents know it; and now, after a nod from the New York Times, even Democrats admit that Joe Biden is non compos mentis.

Houston, we have a problem!  Biden is 17 months into his 48-month term as POTUS.  We cannot wait another 31 months for a leader.  Chinese and Russian sharks already smell blood in the water and are circling.  The good people in Taiwan and Ukraine are getting understandably nervous.

How about the 25th Amendment?  Can't the Cabinet quietly confer and give Joe an exit offer he can't refuse?  Not exactly.  Biden's vice president, Kamala Harris, waiting anxiously in the wings and busy trying to keep her office staffed, is one of the few politicians in D.C. with lower approval than Biden.

There are worthy and competent replacements nearby, but our Constitution doesn't really allow for a "no confidence" vote.  As I said before, we are in a "mell of a hess."

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We are sitting on oceans of fossil fuel, but the Green Gang won't let us use it.  Our educators are grooming our young to hate our history and embrace their bizarre ideas of wokeness.

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Trump had his flaws but they were nowhere near as significant as Biden.  The Biden voters should be ashamed of what they have done to this country. 

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