The case against Democrats agenda

 Steve Scalise:

In 100 days, the American people will be able to cast their first vote against Joe Biden’s failed presidency.

Biden is asleep at the wheel and, coupled with Democrats’ disastrous leadership of the House and Senate, gas prices have reached record highs, the cost of food and everyday household goods has skyrocketed, illegal immigrants and deadly drugs are pouring across our open southern border, and crime is surging across the country.

All economic indicators point to our nation being in a recession. However, you won’t hear this from Biden or his spin doctors in the White House because they have no plan to fix these crises that they created.

Ahead of the second quarter GDP numbers being announced, the White House attempted to redefine what a "recession" means.

Here’s the truth: Crippling inflation is reducing wages and erasing families’ savings.

American households faced nearly $500 in additional expenses in June due to inflation reaching a 41-year high.

Compared to just one year ago, average hourly earnings were down 3.6 percent after adjusting for inflation.

By starting an all-out assault on American energy, Biden has caused gas prices to skyrocket, creating real pain at the pump for hard-working families.

At the beginning of 2021, Democrats rammed their $1.9 trillion far-left wish list through Congress, despite Republican objections over its potential damage to the economy.

We must hold Democrats accountable for their wasteful spending and extremist policies that caused this recession.

Violent crime and murder are surging because of Democrats’ support for the radical "Defund the Police" movement.

By slashing police budgets, ending cash bail, and allowing violent offenders back on the streets, Democrats have made our communities less safe.

More than 15 U.S. cities saw their 2021 murder rates shatter previous records.

To add insult to injury, Democrats’ smear campaign against the brave men and women in blue has made it nearly impossible for police departments to recruit the qualified officers needed to keep our communities safe.

The Police Executive Research Forum surveyed nearly 200 police departments from across the country and found that retirements have increased by 45 percent, and resignations have jumped by 18 percent from April 2020 to April 2021.

Democrats haven’t just chosen criminals over cops, Biden has surrendered control of our southern border to illegal immigrants and violent drug cartels.
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Scalise is spot on in his criticism of the Biden administration and the Democrats.  What Biden has been doing is fulfilling the Democrat wish list with executive actions that have made things much worse coming out of the pandemic. 

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