Biden's 'democracy is on the ballot' nonsense

 USA Today:

Joe Biden crisscrossed the stage for a half-hour before he delivered his gravest warning yet.

The president – his right hand holding a microphone, his left casually in his suit pocket – returned to the podium and paused.

"This is really deadly earnest, man," Biden told the Florida Memorial University crowd during a campaign rally last week in Miami. "Democracy is on the ballot this year. Along with your right to choose and the right to privacy."

Biden has spent the final days of an uphill midterm campaign for Democrats imploring that modern-day Republicans are uniquely dangerous – willing to destroy democracy to gain power, ban abortion nationally, cut Social Security and Medicare and, if they don't get their way on entitlements, crash the economy by forcing the government into default.

More:Amid midterm voting, Biden warns of 'chaos,' fears of political violence ahead of Nov. 8 election

In his closing argument to halt Republican momentum before Tuesday's election, Biden has painted a dark picture of a possible "mega MAGA Republican" Congress. "This ain't your father's Republican Party," he's stressed repeatedly, focusing less on his own accomplishments and more on the intentions of his opponents.
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I have not seen one Republican who is running on the agenda Biden claims they have.  His description of "mega MAGA Republicans" is divorced from reality.  Making America great again is about bringing back the US economy and reducing the inflation caused by irresponsible Democrat spending.  It is about producing reliable American energy and reducing its costs as opposed to the Democrat plan to make energy more scarce and expensive.  What should be obvious is that the Biden administration has certainly not made America better than it was before he took office.

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