Biden's first year the worst since Jimmy Carter – midterms will be the cure for buyer's remorse

As we look forward to a fresh start in 2022, our worst fears about the Biden-Harris administration and the radicalized Democrat majority in Congress have been realized. There’s no sugarcoating it, 2021 was the worst first year of a presidency since Jimmy Carter. And for that, Joe Biden gets an F on his report card. 

With the 2020 election decided by about 42,000 votes in three states, the American people are right to think about what might have been. During President Trump’s term in office, it was clear that his pro-growth economic policies were right; his border security policy was working; his pro-law and order advocacy was important to deterring crime; his peace through strength foreign policy was respected around the globe; and his no-nonsense drive to create a COVID-19 vaccine in record time was akin to moving mountains.   

When comparing the Trump and Biden records, it becomes obvious why a feeling of buyer’s remorse is in the air. There’s no other way to say it, Joe Biden is no Donald Trump.   

Over the past year, the American people have seen up close what happens when candidates for president and vice president aren’t tested on the campaign trail or properly vetted by the left-leaning mainstream media. Let’s face it, Joe Biden is president of the United States right now only because he hid in his basement and used the COVID-19 pandemic as an excuse.