Who has benefited the most from the Biden Presidency?

 Near the top of the list would have to be the Mexican drug cartels who have made millions off of human trafficking and have seen their drug business facilitated by the Biden open borders policy.  Law enforcement is seeing a record amount of people and drugs coming into the country.

The money Biden is spending on moving the illegals around the country and taking care of them could easily have paid for finishing the wall.

Also near the top in terms of benefiting is Putin and the Russian oil and gas business.  While Biden is throttling the domestic business driving up0 the cost to Americans  he is approving a Russian pipeline to Germany making Europe depending on Russia for energy instead of selling them US energy. I suspect Hunter would like to have gotten a piece of that action.

Among those hurt the most by Biden’s policies are pipeline workers and oil and gas workers.  Also hurt by Biden are everyday American commuters who are paying significantly more for transportation fuel.

Another group hurt is those who are already low wage workers who will now have to compete with illegals for jobs.

Along with this Americans have suffered from the vile hate speech of the left and cultural rot perpetrated by the left including their attempt to impose the racist Critical Race Theory.

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