In his final days, Biden’s attempts to boost his legacy are backfiring, revealing failures.
New York: In his last week as president, Joe Biden is on a farewell tour, trying to make his legacy look better. But honestly, it’s not going so well. Instead of shining a light on his achievements, he’s just reminding everyone of his failures.
While he talks about his successes, a Gallup poll shows that most people think the country has gone downhill under his watch. Issues like the economy, crime, and immigration are all messier now.
Remember when he said Bidenomics was working? Yeah, that didn’t age well. He started his presidency by rolling back Trump’s border policies, which opened the floodgates for illegal crossings. It’s like he invited everyone in without a second thought.
In just his first 100 days, he signed a ton of executive orders that made it easier for people to cross the border. And guess what? The number of illegal crossings skyrocketed. His own team reported over 12 million encounters with illegal immigrants, which is way more than what Trump faced.
Now, cities like New York are feeling the strain, with taxpayers footing the bill for housing and healthcare for all these newcomers. And crime? Yeah, that’s been on the rise too.
But Biden still insists that illegal immigration has dropped since he took office. Seriously? That’s a stretch, and fact-checkers would have a field day if it were anyone else making such claims.
Then he moved on to foreign policy, claiming America is stronger now. He even said he has one of the best foreign policy teams ever. But many people just don’t see it that way.
His biggest blunder? The chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, which many see as a sign of weakness. It emboldened our enemies and put our allies at risk. He barely mentioned the lives lost during that withdrawal, which is pretty telling.
As he continues his farewell speeches, it’s clear he’s trying to rewrite history. But with more speeches on the way, we can expect more of the same—lots of claims that don’t match reality.
