First of all, referring to President Joe Biden as ‘Brandon’ is highly disrespectful to the office as well as the man.
2nd, as a (former) lifelong Republican who just resigned from the party last year, at 64-years old I’m hardly a liberal or progressive based on any thinking person’s definition and eagerly supported (via contributions to the Lincoln Project) as well as v**ed for Biden b/c I felt the country desperately needed change and the prior administration either ignored or was just plain afraid to make the really hard decisions re: today’s most relevant topics, i.e.: taxes (we’re nearly $30-trillion in debt), Afghanistan (for how long and how much were we gonna continue to dump huge $’s and lives into a stalemate), C***d ** (thank the good Lord we now at least have v*****es albeit why these knuckleheads refuse to take them is just so baffling as well as infuriating).
Third, to answer Forkbassman’s well articulated very good question: of course Biden could’ve done some things better but with a quite sizable, very passionate minority of people desperate to see him fail I believe the obstacles being put in front of him are clearly not short-term handleable. If given time I expect much better but in the short run making certain our democracy work and truly governing via a fair and balanced majority in lieu of people desperately trying to rig the system would be extremely refreshing.
Last, albeit imperfect our e*******l system remains best in the world and as a society we must stop this utter nonsense and actually believe in something; otherwise all we’ll end up with is the utter chaos we saw at the Capital building on 1*6/21.

First: Looks like some of Joe's 'quid pro quo'.

Second: Why are we giving money to India??????


The US International Development Finance Corporation is a federal agency providing financing mainly in developing countries for projects that involve infrastructure, energy and more.

Just last month, DFC loaned a cool $500 million to Arizona-based First Solar so that they could build a plant in India.

A Dec. 7 DFC news release celebrated this news and exclaimed that the agency was “thrilled to be in a position to support First Solar’s new venture in India…vertically integrated photovoltaic solar modular manufacturing…” and so on and so forth.

What was conveniently left out of the news release is the fact that a big stockholder at First Solar was also a major donor to the p**********l campaign of Joe Biden.

The Washington Free Beacon reports that Lukas Walton, a Walmart heir, gave over $300,000 to the Biden campaign and more than $100,000 to the Democratic National Committee.

https://teaparty.org/breaking-bidens-bad-news-just-keeps-on-coming-hes-screwed-472993/

A clear admission that you cannot win a F**R e******n.