Ep 516 | Making America Fail Again: How Biden's Policies Are Wrecking Us
Today we're talking politics and the dumpster fire that is the Joe Biden administration. Thanks to failures both personal and political, Biden has earned the ire of many Americans and the tongue-in-cheek insult "let's go Brandon" is going viral. The Left has taken great offense to this harmless meme, clutching pearls over how terrible it is that someone might use a stand-in for profanity directed at the president. Apparently they just collectively forgot about how many liberals and progressives were screaming "F Trump" over the past four years. Of course, they weren't just saying "F." We also discuss why Joe Biden's popularity is so low, as his recent polling numbers are some of the worst in history. The administration's blunders on the border, Afghanistan, race, gender, and more are piling up into an avalanche of irritation from ordinary Americans at the president.
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Show Links:
WORLD (Allie's new article): "A National Battleground For the Parental Rights Revolution" https://bit.ly/3k1LDLr
Los Angeles Times: "Column: 'Let's Go Brandon' Is What Passes For Oratory Now. Be Worried" https://lat.ms/2ZRL8Nc
NBC News: "Biden's Job Rating Sinks to 42% in NBC News Poll a Year From Midterms" https://nbcnews.to/3pWCwQ5
Daily Caller: "Republicans Lead NBC News Poll By Double Digits in Major Issues" https://bit.ly/3CGStNB
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