April 29, 2021

With the exception of the breakout of the Civil War at the onset of Lincoln’s presidency, the Biden administration’s first 100 days have been the most radical in American history.

The elite media would have Americans believe that President Biden is doing really well with a slight majority approval rating of 52 percent, according to a poll by ABC News and the Washington Post. But compare President Biden and his 52 percent with President Kennedy, who received 83 percent approval at this stage, or President Obama’s 69 percent approval.

The fact is Biden has the third-lowest 100-day approval rating compared to every American president since World War II.

The only two presidents with lower approval ratings were President Donald Trump at 42 percent and President Gerald Ford at 48 percent.

For context, President Trump at this stage of his presidency had been assaulted by the international, academic, and media establishments. He had been dealing with a series of lies spread by the elite left — specifically, the Russia hoax.

Ford replaced President Nixon after the Watergate scandal, so he didn’t have to win an election. As a result, he was not well known by the country 100 days into his term.

Yet, Biden, who has been the object of the elite media’s adoration since announcing his run for president, received only a slightly higher approval rating than the establishment’s ultimate challenger and an unknown?

Since January, President Biden and Vice President Harris have put forward a purely radical explosion of ideas and policies that fundamentally break with our American tradition.

President Biden’s actions, statements, and policies have been characterized by a few common themes. The first is a reliance upon a series of big lie campaigns. For example, President Biden condemned Georgia’s new voting law, calling the legislation “Jim Crow in the 21st century” when, in reality, the law expands access to secure voting.

The left’s alternative to the Georgia voting law is H.R. 1, the so-called “For the People Act.” A more accurate name would be the “For the Corrupt Politicians Act” because it is designed to make elections less secure and keep the Democratic Machine in power.

Furthermore, the Biden administration continues to claim that America is a systemically racist country. Following the announcement of the Minneapolis verdict, rather than emphasizing that the U.S. judicial system works, President Biden said that “systemic racism … is a stain [on] our nation’s soul.” Similar statements about America’s systemic racism were made in March in Anchorage, Alaska — not by a U.S. politician, but by the Chinese Communist Party.

Such false statements made by President Biden — and echoed by Vice President Harris, Secretary of State Tony Blinken, and U.S. Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield — undermine American values. They represent a remarkable departure from President Trump’s America first policy. By putting America down, the Biden administration is putting Americans last.

If it were true that America was systemically racist against minorities, then there likely wouldn’t be an enormous crisis at the U.S. southern border. The Biden administration’s disillusioned border policies that enable and encourage illegal immigration have resulted in the largest influx of migrants at the southwestern border in 20 years. President Biden’s policies (and Vice President Harris’s inaction) have created a humanitarian, health, and security crisis at the border that puts Americans — and migrants — at risk.

The left’s continuous condemnation of the police and the skyrocketing crime rates in U.S. cities also put American lives at risk. As major U.S. cities saw the homicide rate increase by 33 percent last year and police units struggle with rising retirement rates, the radical left called for defunding the police and Biden pushed stricter gun control laws. Clearly the safety of Americans appears to be less important than virtue signaling.

All these policies do harm to America and don’t put Americans first. The Biden administration has already proven to be insufferably, deliberately, and totally dishonest. The past 100 days have been a tale of two stories. One is propped up by the elite media and based on big lies and the arrogance that crazy radical policies are empathetic. The other is rooted in the reality of the concerns and interests of real Americans.

The American people will have to decide which to believe.

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Three times as many Americans say security at the US-Mexico border is worse under President Biden than it was under Donald Trump — while the commander in chief has the third-lowest approval rating for a president at their first 100 days in office, according to a pair of polls released Sunday

A Fox News poll found about 45 percent of Americans said they agreed that the situation at the southern border is worse-off than it was two years ago. Thirty-three percent said it was about the same, while 15 percent believe it is better.

The assessment stands in stark contrast to when the same poll in 2018 found that only 15 percent of Americans said they believe security at the border had become worse under Trump when compared to two years prior.

The latest poll surveyed around 1,000 registered voters between April 18 and April 21.

Around 38 percent said they “completely” believe that the increase of migrants attempting to illegally cross the border is due to the fact that Biden is president. Another 39 percent said that Biden’s presidency is “mostly” or “a little” to blame, while only 15 percent agreed that it has played no role.

Meanwhile, an ABC-Washington Post poll found Biden’s approval rating at 52 percent. Since 1945, the only two presidents to score lower approval ratings at this point in office were Trump, whose was 42 percent, and Former President Gerald Ford, who managed only 48 percent.

Biden will hit the 100-day mark this Friday.

The poll was sharply divided by party. Ninety percent of Democrats approve of his performance, compared to 13 percent of Republicans.

The poll found Biden’s approval rating among Democrats was six points higher than Trump’s was with his own party four years ago.

But the two leaders found their ratings among their rival party to be the same.

More Independent voters, however, approve of Biden’s performance — with his rating among them at 47 percent, about nine points higher than Trump’s 38 percent four years ago.

The majority of Americans said that Biden should be willing to rehaul proposals in order to secure Republican support, with respondents saying 2-1 they believe he should make “major changes” to win over members of his rival party.

The poll also found that Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan is less popular than his stimulus package, with 52 percent saying they’re for it and 35 percent opposed.

A somewhat higher 63 percent of Americans supported the stimulus plan, while 31 percent said they were against it.

Read this article on the New York Post.