Biden's destructive action leading up to January 20

 American Action News:

Fox guest host Kellyanne Conway questioned Republican Tennessee Sen. Bill Hagerty Monday about how much more “damage and pain” President Joe Biden can cause Americans after granting clemency to more than 30 inmates on death row.

The White House released a statement Monday announcing Biden’s decision to commute the sentences of 37 men on death row. Some were found guilty of committing brutal murders. On “Hannity,” Conway began by asking Hagerty about Biden’s decision. The lawmaker said how the president continues to “destroy his reputation.”

“Well, it can’t come soon enough,” Hagerty said. “We were praying that the 20th of January comes with no more damage to the nation. But certainly Joe Biden is doing everything he possibly can, Kellyanne, to destroy his reputation. His legacy is going to be as the worst president in the history of the United States.

“I think Jimmy Carter enjoyed that for a long time. Joe Biden’s clearly going to take the title from him now,” Hagerty added. “This is a disgrace, and the rule of law has never been anything to Joe Biden if you think about the first day in office — collapsing the border. It’s just been one consistent thing after the other. The only thing he uses the law for is to weaponize it against his opponents and, otherwise, it seems to have no implication at all for him.”

Hagerty went on to say that Pope Francis and other advocates had influence over the president’s decision, which now affects victims and their families throughout the U.S.

“Well, what he’s doing is responding to pressure from the Pope. The Pope doesn’t run the United States of America. Joe Biden should be acting in our nation’s best interest. That’s what he should be doing, not trying to create a talking point and ask for special dispensation from the Pope. I don’t know what Joe Biden’s motivations are, but I do know that the Pope has spoken in this direction. Joe Biden has decided to do what the Pope wants him to do,” Hagerty said.
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I believe that Biden is only the second president who was a Catholic.  The other was John Kennedy.  I think Kennedy was easily better than Biden as are most other presidents.  Carter was not an effective president but he was a decent man.

See also:

'Abhorrent Decision': Trump Team Responds to Biden's Death Row Commutations

And:

 Biden’s Corrupt Pardon of Death Row Inmates

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