Unless American voters succumb to some bizarre national coma during the elections, one can hardly imagine a re-election of this, this thing called the Biden administration. Of the man himself.
Most recently, Biden and his fellow Democrats' disparagement of the Supreme Court -- a separate branch of government of which neither the President nor Congress has control -- is particularly disturbing because, as usual, when rulings don't support or can actually overrule Democrat positions, people like Biden, Sen. Schumer and the usual suspects cry foul and make overtures about changing the Court. Beware.
Speaking of Biden and Schumer, House Resolution 2 continues to grow mold on Schumer's desk, probably because it provided common sense solutions to the border disaster. Instead, Biden would rather complain about that other bill, thankfully defeated by Republicans, an expensive policy which would have done little to address illegal immigration.
No matter. One may or may not put much stock in polls, but Trump's chances for a victorious return to the White House appear likely. In the meantime, the dollar continues to be worth about 20 percent less since Biden stepped in, fuel and grocery prices remain outrageously painful to the average American, much of the world no longer respects the U.S. and the military has gone so woke and absurd that, we assume, soldiers could conceivably be facing court martial for using the wrong pronouns between gun rounds fired.
Even worse, there can now be no doubt that illegal aliens are murdering Americans and confirmed terrorists have effortlessly infiltrated our society merely by walking in. This is the true insurrection, these are the results of an administration guided by treasonous actions. Joe Biden is the reason and Joe Biden is the culprit. We cannot fathom, without a little help via the election machinery, how this man could ever be re-elected. Maybe it all depends upon how convincing the mainstream media can be as its prize "journalists" ramp up lies guaranteed to swing votes.
Climate Change before there was climate change: So I'm watching the "heat dome" panic on national TV news shows and then I focus upon local TV, whose willing meteorologists list high-heat periods -- and lo! There is always precedent for heat domes, even going back to when weather was first documented on a daily basis in the early 1900s. Yes, brutal heat. As my grandparents used to say, or would have if they weren't worried about surviving the always-feared crush of mastodon herds or attacks by sabre-toothed tigers or dinosaurs on the prowl, there really is nothing new under the sun. At least, not in our solar system.
