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Reader unimpressed by Biden’s first year

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One year down -- three to go. It's been 12 excruciating months and somehow I get a notion we've only just begun.

Is there anyone reading this who has any remorse for voting for Biden? Come on now, raise your hand. You know it is written "confession is good for the soul." It might be good therapy to take a close look at the damage Biden's caused in the year just past and add up the lies he's told and promises he's broken. Take a look at how many failed decisions he's made and wounds he's inflicted on our nation, especially his moronic executive orders that will take decades to fix.

Look folks, Trump is brash and loud, boisterous and pushy, sometimes a little childish and upsetting but doggone it he got some work done. As we all know, he resisted the coronavirus threat at first but when he got on board with it he was unstoppable. As a matter of fact, he had things moving along so well that they dubbed it warp speed.

Then came the election. I know God is angry with America and no doubt our days are numbered, but the election should be a wake-up call.

Biden could have continued Trump's lead on COVID but chose to lie and declare that nothing was getting done until he took over. He said more than once he had to start with nothing and the press just let him go. That's when it all started unraveling.

The media has also allowed him to lie and take credit for most of Trump's progress on COVID, but now he's trying to get out because he's hit a brick wall and proclaimed "COVID is here to stay." That's leadership, folks.

His success on foreign policy is poor to nonexistent and poor left town weeks ago. The Chinese and Russians are laughing and scoffing as are the hundreds of thousands of illegals who have crossed the border. They've scattered like a covey of quail, and most are gone for good.

I have a lot more to say but I must comment on Biden's desperate speech in Georgia Tuesday and I hope I can get it done in a couple paragraphs.

Until Tuesday, Jan. 11, I did not know I was a Jim Crow racist. I did not know I was a member of a racial group whose prime objective is to prevent black and brown-skinned citizens from becoming successful or voting in elections. I did not know that CRT, if allowed to proceed, would cure all the racial hatred in this nation. I also found out I hate President Lincoln and view Jefferson Davis's leadership as God-sanctioned.

Parting shot: Mr. President, I don't know of anyone who is less qualified to lead this country. I can vision you forgetting which way to turn when you walk out of the Oval Office to go to the rest room.

You are being wrangled by people who don't all work in the White House but they're certainly running the country. Why else would you repeatedly say "I'm not supposed to answer any questions?"

Shame on you, Sir. Please resign and take Kamala with you.

God save us.

Harold Arbogast

Parsons

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