The Biden legacy of incompetency

 Red State:

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Joe Biden has made such a mess of things as he's occupied the Oval Office, and it's concerning that he's still there in the condition that he's in as things continue to implode around him. 

Yet he lives in a dream world. He delivered remarks at the Brookings Institution on what he believed to be his economic legacy, his "middle out, bottom-up economic playbook," as his administration cast it.

But it's basically delusional. He thinks he's leaving Trump a strong economy. Even now he doesn't seem to understand or can't be honest about how much he's cost the American people, particularly those in the "middle" and the "bottom" who he hurt with his inflationary policies.It's one of the main reasons that Trump was elected -- the refusal by Biden and Kamala Harris to acknowledge that truth.

This is Joe Biden in a nutshell. Even when Harris is roundly rejected in part because of the Biden-Harris failure, he still has to insist to us that he's right. Even when he's wrong.

But then Joe had a problem when the teleprompter suddenly went out and he didn't know what to say.
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January 20, 2025, can't come soon enough to get Biden into retirement.  Biden inflation will not be soon forgotten.  Hopefully, Trump can bring back the economy he had when he was in office and also make the world more peaceful again.  I suspect that someone on his staff wrote the  "middle out, bottom-up economic playbook," line.

See also:

Progressive Dems rage at Biden for giving Trump the spotlight during final weeks in office

President Biden is 'the lamest of lame ducks,' progressive group spokesman says

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