In the United States, it is no secret that the state of domestic and international affairs for the 247 year old nation has been quickly deteriorating in recent times. Indeed, while it can be debated that the United States has been on a decline as a whole as a nation since the September 11th terrorist attacks (and even prior), over the last several years things have turned from bad to worse for the leading power in the Western world and on the planet at large. Since president Joe Biden entered the oval office in January of 2021, the 46th commander in chief has overseen a period of problems and growing crises within and outside the nation. Early in his term, Biden championed several exorbitant spending packages in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. These were passed by the Democratic controlled congress which existed prior to the 2022 midterms. As a result, rampant inflation ensued (at least in part). Today, some 60% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck.
Amidst all this, Biden and the Democrats continue to push a radical “green energy” agenda. Before leaving the White House following the 2020 presidential election, Donald Trump had America “energy independent”- the nation was not relying on foreign countries for oil, natural gas, or any other energy resources for the first time in decades. Trump even increased and replenished the nation’s strategic reserves. Trump governed in a pragmatic and nationalist sense, attempting to strengthen the United States and begin to wean the country off its dependence on foreign nations for essential products.
Biden reversed this, and America is now importing oil from nations like Iran and Venezuela, countries that are ideologically opposed to the United States.
Progressives remain laser focused on issues that are less important to the safety of the country while the southern border remains wide open. Drugs were recently discovered buried in frozen food boxes at a border checkpoint.
