Biden leaves behind a loser’s legacy

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President Joe Biden has announced that he will not run for reelection, cementing his half-a-century-long legacy of losing.

Biden’s abysmal presidency is going to end with a whimper whether or not Democrats win in November, as Biden was thrown out by his party after a debate performance that exposed he simply is not physically or mentally fit to serve as president. His approval ratings tanked in 2021 after his fabricated image of competence and empathy came crashing down as he botched the withdrawal from Afghanistan and disrespected Gold Star families. Those numbers haven’t recovered since then, and now his party is telling him point-blank he must step aside because he will lose.

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