JOE BIDEN: ONE and DONE

By: Ignacio J. Esteban

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Joe Biden’s time in office has been tumultuous at best with his approval rating in the thirties appearing that the mid-term elections in November will be a red wave with Republicans most likely retaking the House and Senate and leaving Biden in his final two years as a lame duck president. The GOP has strong contenders for 2024 Presidential election that can easily beat Biden if he even makes it past the democratic primaries. Biden has also become unpopular with his base for not having many democratic bills passed while controlling both chambers.
The disastrous exit from Afghanistan after twenty years of fighting the Taliban with military servicemen dying needlessly while protecting civilians at the Kabul airport was unacceptable leaving their blood on his hands. High inflation has hurt the average Americans on every level from buying homes, cars, groceries, fuel and so much more making any increase in salaries more of a decrease in buying power.
His age is also major factor approaching eighty making him the oldest U.S. President to ever have been elected to the oval office. Many see his so-called strengths as weaknesses for the next Presidential election struggling with the Republicans in Congress, his own divided party and foreign adversaries around the world. Many of our enemies around the world perceive Biden to be old and weak and have tested the United States in many regions of the world. This is an administration that continues to make poor decisions reference to energy independence, Covid-19 policies, excessive spending in Congress and negotiating with terrorists around the world. Biden’s days as president are numbered with no clear democratic nominee Biden will most likely loose similarly like Jimmy Carter lost to Ronald Reagan in 1980 to a popular governor from a large state.
High inflation with poor foreign policy decisions is a quick exit from the White House making Biden a one term, One and Done President.