Democrats Becoming Exhausted By Biden's Refusal To Take A Stand On Anything

This past week, President Biden talked in a speech about how things can become "exhausting" when it feels like you are powerless, and Democrats are encouraging Biden to look in the mirror. The President has repeatedly refused to take simple actions that could make our lives better, and there has been no action at all on the rights that are being stripped away from us. While there are things the President can do and things that he can't the overall feeling is that we don't have someone fighting for us in the White House right now. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

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Democrats are about at their wits end with what to do about president Biden. And I hate to say that I hate to be the bear of bad news. I know we got an exceptionally liberal audience, but folks, it is time. We are honest with ourselves because other members of the party are starting to get honest with themselves. And I know people don't like us to hear to you hear us talking bad about Biden and oh, Biden's actually done some good things. Sure he has. But unfortunately, as we just kind of dive deeper and deeper into crises after crises, um, he's not doing enough. And I, I, I'm not the only one that thinks that you have these die hard Biden supporters from the 2020 campaign trail who are also calling him out for not doing enough. You have sitting members of Congress calling out the president for not doing enough. You have voters in poll after poll, after poll calling out president Biden because he's not doing enough. And it all comes down to one simple thing. His fighting days are behind him.

If you look back at Biden's campaign for president in 2008, the guy had a hell of a lot of fight in him. You look back at how he trashed Anita hill during Clarence Thomas', uh, confirmation hearings guy had a lot of fight in him that was bad fight. Had he not done that? Maybe we wouldn't have Clarence Thomas today. When president Obama signed the affordable care act into law, Joe Biden had fight in him. He had emotion, he had passion. I'm sure we all remember that. One of the first viral clips of the YouTube age, but it's gone and it's not because cuz he doesn't care anymore. He's fought his whole life. He has suffered tragedies that people shouldn't have to suffer. He's tired. We have to accept that. It doesn't mean he's a bad person. It doesn't. That doesn't mean he's a bad president. Um, but the polls are showing people do think he is a bad president. The polls are showing that people have lost respect for the office of the presidency. It's down 15 points. Since when he took office polls show, uh, of 88% of the country, 88% of the country says America's on the wrong track.

This man in the oval office, president Joe Biden is not going to win reelection. Like there is a 0% chance in my mind that he could win a reelection against anybody on the Republican side. I don't care if it's Trump DeSantis, Ted Cruz, Nikki Haley, Mike Pompeo, Chris Christie, anybody beats him right now because he's not going to stand up and fight for us because again, I don't even think he can anymore. And that's not an attack on him. Folks that happens when you hit those points in life. He spent his whole life fighting some good fights, some bad fights, sometimes actual fights with corn pop, but he's tired. He needs to step aside and more and more people in this country left right and center are already calling for that. I'm not saying he needs to resign from office. He'll know, finish your term, do what you can