Mr. Biden, Please Resign.
Biden Has Failed As A President.
Joe Biden should resign. Simply put, the best thing Biden can do for America now is resign the presidency. Seriously, he needs to go.
Like many Americans, I am absolutely shocked at the debacle regarding the American withdrawal from Afghanistan. Even more infuriating is how the Taliban are now back in power. Looks like twenty years and 88 billion dollars were all just a big waste. Added with the 3,502 coalition deaths, it seems everything in Afghanistan was all for nothing. Sure, Afghan women and girls gained freedoms not seen since 1979, but with the Taliban back; those freedoms are now gone.
What is more infuriating is how Joe Biden screwed up everything in Afghanistan. From letting American equipment fall into the hands of the Taliban, to turning his back on Afghanistan, Biden has failed big time. Biden has been in office for a few months. To see Biden fail like this before his year is up proves this guy is not up to the task.
As for Biden's opinions or course of actions in all of this? Who knows? Biden refuses to answer anyone. Choosing instead to look around like a lost dog, Biden has nothing. In the event Biden says anything, his words only sound akin to someone with dementia.
Imagine had Biden stuck with Trump's original plan. The Afghanistan withdrawal would have been smoothly. Yet, no Democrat would believe this. Trump had the withdrawal planned out. However Biden made it worse. The Taliban made it clear if the United States did not withdraw on May 1st, the agreement was null and void. In other words, holding Trump at fault for the debacle in Afghanistan is akin to blaming the chef because the recipe had not been followed.
I am not saying this as some sort of Republican or conservative either. Democrats and the mainstream media have been calling out Biden for this atrocious failure. It is clear when even the mainstream media turns on, of all people, a Democrat president, it's a sign things are horrible. All the praise people once held for Biden has now evaporated. His once high "approval rating" has sank so low, it ought to be a record. Never in American history has a presidential approval rating sank to 41% (source: USA Today) within the span of a week.
Even more upsetting are the deaths of 13 service members whom died earlier this week. Thirteen families whom never imagined their loved ones would leave Afghanistan in caskets. Families whose loved ones defended our great country.
Therefore, I say it is time for Mr. Biden to resign. He is not a competent leader, if he ever was one. Our border security is nonexistent. We have no jobs, nor anything in the way of production. Inflation rates are also outrageous. Now we have the Afghanistan debacle to add on top of Biden's failures.
Biden has failed as a leader and as a president. His mental deterioration and dealings with national crises, prove Biden is not up to the task. It has been about seven months since he took office and Biden has failed numerous times.
Can the American people withstand four more years of this? Highly doubtful. The American people desire a leader whom can LEAD. A leader whom says how it is and what it is. Sadly, Biden does not fit the bill. He has been in politics since 1969. It's time for Biden to resign before he does anymore damage.
How long can the Democrats tolerate such madness? The inane leadership America has right now is tragic. To illustrate this fact, Dr. Todd Grande's mental evaluation of Joe Biden was very harsh, yet professional.
Joe Biden needs to resign. He has failed the American people, the presidency, and himself. Again, I shall state it clearly: Joe Biden please resign.
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