Staff Reports
President Joe Biden’s press operation has become a fine-tuned instrument of dodging both difficult questions and accountability. With the deftness of a magician performing sleight of hand, the president has managed to keep more secrets than a classified government document. Journalists have noticed this trend, with many drawing attention to the administration’s tactics, suggesting Biden would rather avoid the media than engage in a spirited debate. It appears that a knee-jerk response of “no comment” has become the new charm of the White House.
While the media circus focused on his handling of the press, Biden’s other juggling act involves the ongoing support for Ukraine. As more taxpayer dollars pour into a distant conflict, many Americans can’t help but question whether their hard-earned money is better spent at home. Rather than addressing inflation, border security, or the shocking state of crime in major cities, the Biden administration seems to be tapping into the nation’s purse for foreign endeavors. The 81 million Americans who allegedly cast their ballots for him are beginning to wonder if they inadvertently voted for a global give-away tour.
In a final "Fuck You" to the American people before leaving office, Joe Biden just told Ukraine it doesn't have to pay back $4.65B of the $10B in aid that was supposed to be a "loan". And American workers can go to hell.
We. Don't. Matter. To. Them. pic.twitter.com/dFLPbTHUOM
— Prof Zenkus (@anthonyzenkus) November 20, 2024
In a surprisingly late political pivot, Biden seems to be scoring some hits with Israel. However, while the White House unleashes a rare wave of enthusiasm on this front, many voters are left with their heads spinning. It raises the question: is this a genuine shift in policy or just another attempt to distract from the bigger issues plaguing his presidency? With a penchant for shifting priorities and dodging accountability, it certainly leaves room for speculation.
And let’s not forget the looming specter of student loan forgiveness, the administration’s hallmark proposal that feels more like a magic trick gone wrong. As Biden inches closer to his term’s end, the fate of this controversial initiative hangs in the balance. Supporters insist that canceling student debt may stave off some voter discontent, but the average American strapped with their own financial burdens may beg to differ. Does launching a massive forgiveness plan truly align with hard-working taxpayers, or is it just another tactical maneuver to buy favor in an election year?
Biden’s exhausting performance over the past few years continues to be a source of both laughter and disbelief. One thing is certain: navigating the choppy waters of domestic and foreign both policy doesn’t seem to come with a map in this administration. As the president’s term winds down, his handling of the press, foreign policy, and proposals that affect Americans’ wallets will surely keep him in the spotlight—whether he likes it or not.
