This week’s White House report card finds President Joe Biden making moves to run for reelection next year.
It started with his State of the Union address, full of questionable claims he has fixed the country former President Donald Trump left him. It ended with another military shoot-down of what we still don’t know.Our graders had widely different interpretations of the week. Conservative analyst Jed Babbin called it another week of whoppers, leading with Biden’s “lies and half-truths” in his Tuesday speech to Congress. He graded a D-.
Another Biden whopper was his claim to have “created” 12 million jobs. Most of those jobs were lost during the COVID pandemic lockdowns and have since been recovered. Biden sure didn’t “create” any of them. Biden also made no mention of his incompetent response to the Chinese spy balloon other than to say we don’t want war with China. Obviously, we don’t but China might want — actually, need — a war with us.Expectations for his State of the Union message were low. Frankly, if he showed up and ended up still standing it would have been good. However, he ably touted his record of accomplishments, cited bipartisanship where it was appropriate, and explained his vision for the next four years.
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