Why Biden Can Defeat Trump
December 21, 2023
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- Biden's success in getting enough Americans vaccinated and jumpstarting the economy with the bipartisan infrastructure bill
- The unprecedented social safety net and economic reforms implemented by Biden and the Democrats
- In Joe Biden's first two years, he passed the Inflation Reduction Act, which brought down the cost of insulin and prescription drugs for seniors
- The Inflation Reduction Act also raised taxes on corporations and invested in green energy and semiconductor production to boost the economy
- Joe Biden built the largest social safety net in American history during his first two years, but his approval ratings are now the lowest since he took office.
- Republican and Joe Manchin's opposition to social safety net payments, such as the child tax credit, led to increased child poverty and impacted Biden's approval ratings.
- He doesn't need Georgia, Arizona, Ohio, Florida, or Texas. Blue states are locked in.
- Biden's strongholds are Michigan and Pennsylvania due to Democratic control and Wisconsin's divided government.
- Media sensationalizes election to generate advertising revenue.
- The truth is that under Biden, the country has seen significant improvements in various areas.
- Had Hillary Clinton won, there would be more liberal justices in the Supreme Court.
- Six out of nine justices would have been picked either by Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama.
- Mike Johnson forces his daughter to sign a purity contract and wear a purity ring, controlling her sexual choices
- The Republican Party supports Donald Trump despite his immoral behavior, focusing on capturing the courts for their agenda
- Credit card debt and doom shopping are on the rise, with consumers spending more than they can afford.
- Economic depression, concentration of wealth, and lack of job opportunities are adding to the financial burden.
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