The reason Democrats are in trouble

 NY Times:

Biden’s Agenda Hangs in the Balance if Republicans Take Congress

  • If the G.O.P. takes control of either chamber, President Biden will be consumed with defending against attempts to dismantle his accomplishments.
  • On key Democratic issues, Mr. Biden’s opportunities would invariably shrink. Here are some of the areas where the two sides would clash.

Biden has been a terrible president and, to many Americans, his agenda sucks.  Inflation is probably his greatest "accomplishment."  His reckless spending aided and abetted by a slim Democrat majority has been a disaster for many Americans and especially those on fixed incomes. His energy policies are costly absurdities.  The fraudulently named "Inflation Reduction Act was just another excuse to waste money on Democrat priorities that are inconsistent with sound policies.

We need strong Republican majorities to begin a recovery from Biden's incompetence.

See, also:

HOUSE DIVIDED: Democrats turn on party leadership as midterm hopes fade despite supportive voting records

Republicans have continued to make gains in the final weeks before the November midterms

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