Biden and the Dems deserve what is happening to them

 NY Times:

As Midterms Near, Biden Faces a Nation as Polarized as Ever

  • President Biden had hoped to bring reconciliation after the turmoil of the Trump years. But divisive politics have continued ahead of the midterms.
  • Undaunted by the polls, Mr. Biden has kept faith in the system. But that faith is not shared by everyone, not even among his fellow Democrats.

After pushing the bogus Russian collusion hoax for years and engaging in bad-faith impeachment attempts the Democrats with the help of the media ran a bad-faith campaign against Trump in 2020 to eke out a chance to cling to power and they did little to nothing to try to heal the damage they had done.  Joe Biden has been an awful President ruining the country's economy and pushing awful unpopular legislation with a slim majority.  That forced many Democrats in Congress to make unpopular votes and they are now paying the price for those votes.

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