What Will You Miss the Least About Joe Biden?

Only this summer, it seems like I wished Presidentish Joe Biden a “fondless goodbyes” for being “easily the worst person to hold the office of president of the United States.” ]Steve, &nbsp, it was just last summer &nbsp, —Editor ] But now that the person whose “ability to f*** items up” has never been underestimated at this site prepares to leave the company he barely held, let’s talk about the things we won’t lose the most. &nbsp,

” Biden exited the stage last day”, I wrote of his too-late-for-primetime DNC farewell target, “largely forgotten before he’d walked onto it”. On January 20th, he’ll leave the White House in the same manner. But no his reputation, such as it is, that may haunt this region for a long time.

The first thing I didn’t lose the most is Biden’s first two decades of multitrillion-dollar rules. Did the Inflation Reduction Act minimize inflation? Did the Bipartisan Infrastructure Act create present system? Did the American Rescue Plan Act provide the country’s economy with the required assistance? Nah. Biden’s economic report includes the worst match of inflation in nearly 50 years, a relatively permanent jobs crisis, and an explosion of spending, debt, and regulation meant to walk this country for generations. Not to mention the numerous contests to liberal, well-connected non-profits and Organizations.

I wrote in August that” His foreign policy, which supports authoritarians and dictators while running wild over our friends, has caused war to break out from Eastern Europe through the Middle East and the Red Sea, and the threat of war has merely increased.” &nbsp,

Except for the straphangers on the Biden soup coach, none of us will lose this garbage.

Lord, but I didn’t miss any of that — and neither will you.

The bipartisan gang in charge of his brains doesn’t help but give the nation more mid fingers as Biden prepares to leave the country. &nbsp,

Getting more specific, I didn’t miss Biden’s mumbling invective, his slurring harangues, or his mumble-mouthed pretenses at social certainty. The lies, all the lays… all but badly delivered. I’m never going to overlook having a leader who treats everyone with the utmost disrespect. &nbsp,

I’m really considering not wanting to play the role of POTUS as a dotard marionette in part-time.

Biden’s history of cognitive decline, inflation, debt, overregulation, stuffing DEI into every governmental nook and cranny, and war are all good choices for the lower spot. But there’s one more aspect of the Biden administration that, individually, I didn’t wait to be rid of more than anything else.

All the servile advertising lip service. &nbsp,

Those responsible Weeping lied to us for four decades about Biden’s mental clarity and the deep of his mother’s problem. Now that both are obvious, those exact MSM Journolists™ are ultimately reporting on both — as though they’re information. As though those illiterate spies were calmly exposed after years of searching for information that both you and I have known for years.

Then there are Biden’s personal legislative accomplishments, now addressed, that both he and the Mainstream Media were happy to sell as his measure of success. &nbsp,

I know the lying didn’t halt on Jan. 20. But at least we won’t be misled about what Trump might achieve, at least not in contrast to what Biden did. If nothing else, at least the MSM may offer us a change of scenery. &nbsp,

Then there’s that point Biden will miss the most, the bronze ring he could not grasp. Certainly that either of those two deserved their traditional standing, but he wanted to be remembered as the next Roosevelt or at least as the next Barack Obama. Instead, Biden may be remembered as the joke to an ugly prank of an management, delivered more in sorrow than in fun. Which is still better than he deserves. &nbsp,

What did you lose the least?

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