LIZ PEEK: Biden keeps putting lipstick on his presidential pig. You won’t believe the results.

For President Joe Biden, or perhaps even a member of his team, it seems Americans are not exactly impressed with his performance over the past four years. Thus, the White House made a last ditch effort to convince the nation that the president’s election was a success. Like an exasperated high school teacher trying to drill knowledge into the thick skulls of his students, Biden continues to hit voters with delusions and outright lies about his own accomplishments.

The country is not ruling; The more lipstick Biden puts on his presidential pig, the lower his approval rating.

The final chapter of Biden’s revisionist tour, his Oval Office farewell speech on Wednesday night concluded his presidential speech with a series of nonsensical statements about the character of our country and cast himself as the great advocate of democracy.

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A ceasefire between Hamas and Israel led by the president was welcome news. Frustrated that the American and Israeli news services have credited President-elect Donald Trump and his Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff with the success of the summit, Biden pointed to the team’s eight months of relentless negotiations for victory. As those efforts have gone nowhere, Trump loyalist Hamas appears to have responded to threats of “hell to pay” if the hostages are not released by Inauguration Day.

Biden bragged about some of his administration’s accomplishments, making dubious claims of “creating” 17 million jobs (many of which were simply recovering jobs lost to the Covid shutdown) and lowering violent crime to a 50-year low (which it did). deleted.)

Much of their talk, however, focused on the threats facing America, including the influence of an anonymous “oligarchy” that “poses great wealth, power, and rightly threatens our entire democracy.”

He reiterated his call for the rich to pay their fair share of taxes, arguing that “dark money” needs to be kept out of politics. This claptrap is the wealth of a political party leader who has spent more than a billion dollars and who recently awarded George Soros the Presidential Medal of Freedom for his extreme wealth, power and influence.

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Biden warned about “misinformation” and the emerging “tech industry complex”, that he and similar Democrats do not control the flow of information in America and that the technology industry, led by the tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, has rallied around Donald Trump. He blamed global warming for the recent hurricanes in North Carolina and the wildfires in California and warned that climate change is still a “threat”.

An Oval Office speech earlier this week followed a foreign policy speech in which he said the administration would have Trump leave the White House if he faltered. The opposition is weak and under pressure.” His withdrawal from Afghanistan comes despite the unusual halting of the Abraham Accords, Beijing’s uneasy alliance with Russia and North Korea, and the collapse of left-wing sympathetic governments across Europe. Biden said, “America … is rallying others behind our agenda and our vision.

Americans disagree, saying Biden’s influence on “the United States of America in the world” is worse than any president except George W. Bush, according to Gallup.

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Americans remember that when Biden took office, the world was at peace and our enemies, especially Iran, were subdued. Now Ukraine is at war with Russia, there is a war in Sudan and thanks to the Biden White House, Israel is facing a multi-front war in the Middle East due to its inability to enforce sanctions on Iran. As for our participation in globalist institutions, millions of Americans question agreements like the Paris climate accord, for example, which require huge economic sacrifices from Americans and none from China, by far the world’s leading polluter of the atmosphere.

Biden also wrote a letter to the American people two days ago, which served as a preview of his farewell address, arguing his case and addressing the many half-truths and distortions contained in the review. When the president took office, he described the country as falling on the brink of collapse. It’s not true.

He wrote that the United States was in “the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression”; That’s not close. The economy was growing at over 6%, jobs were booming again and inflation was at 1.4%. In addition, consumer confidence remained stable at 79% despite the COVID pandemic, a figure that has not reached much in the last four years. These are the facts.

There is no point in pushing back against the president’s economic myth; People know that Biden is no better than he was when he took office.

Despite all of Biden’s nightmares, the country remains unmoved. Biden’s approval ratings have hit record lows, despite recent increases in public views of the reclusive president. According to a FiveThirtyEight analysis, only 35.6 percent currently approve of Biden’s performance, which is lower than President Trump’s 38.6 percent. Later The January 6 protest at the Capitol.

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Even worse, a recent CNN poll found that 61% of the nation viewed Biden’s presidency as a failure, while 38% viewed it as a success.

The good news is that Americans are paying attention and they can’t believe Joe Biden. Democrats and their allies in the liberal media will judge Biden on his record as a terrible president. That’s why they voted for Donald Trump and will celebrate the end of the Biden era on January 20.

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