‘Rudderless, aimless, and hopeless’: Radical Left grows impatient with Joe Biden

[SugarDaddy1]

The radical left this week has grown impatient with President Joe Biden, criticizing him for his moderate and timid leadership.

Radical Democrats have aired grievances that Biden “isn’t acting with — or perhaps is even capable of — the urgency the moment demands” to reshape the nation. “Rudderless, aimless and hopeless,” one member of Congress described the White House to CNN.

Camille Rivera, a Democrat strategist, told Politico Biden is missing an opportunity to change America. “He’s missing the boat here. This is our time to dig in and be absolutely furious because these one-half measures are not working. He’s got a real excitability problem,” Rivera said.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/...eless-radical-left-grows-impatient-joe-biden/

 

[YDB95]

Feel free to explain how you square this with your belief that Biden himself is a radical leftist.

 

[Sean Renaud]

That doesn't sound rudderless or aimless. It just proves what plenty of us said about Biden and even Hillary. That the alternative is so unthinkable that we settle for Republicans who answered one or two questions that got them shunned.

 

[PaxNurgle]

The MAINSTREAM non-radical left (and the mainstream right) is tired of Rightguide and his army of aliases starting fifty frickin' threads a day on internet forums.

https://whitenationalistnews.com/people_sick_of_dmitris_internet_bullshit

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

Spot on OpEd this morning in WSJ

The Beltway’s Case of Biden Remorse​

The Democrats and media who pushed his agenda now blame the President for failure.​

For readers who aren’t consumed with politics—and bless you for it—you might want to know that something remarkable is happening in Washington. Democrats and their media allies are having a bout of buyer’s remorse—over President Biden.

It seems they’re disappointed that the one-time scrapper from Scranton isn’t the chief executive they thought he’d be—and, after 18 months of a united front, they are finally venting their frustration in public. A pair of notable pieces this week in Democratic Party favorites—CNN.com and the Washington Post—relate how the White House is a mess, and the President isn’t the strong and angry leader the times demand.

“Democrats worry the lack of decisions and authority are deepening their own midterm problems and feeding a sense that the President couldn’t truly handle the extra complications of a run for reelection in 2024,” reports CNN.com—“and along the way, reinforcing narratives that he’s an old man not fit for the moment.”

The President’s limitations are hardly news, as some of us have been reporting on them for years, if not decades. But why is the media wall of support cracking now?

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It’s almost enough to make you feel sorry for the President. He adopted the agenda of the Democratic left—woke on the culture, socialist on the economy—and the press cheered him on as the next FDR.
Remember when GOP opposition to the $1.9 trillion spending blowout in March 2021 was going to hurt Republicans in the midterms? Instead it contributed to the inflation that is killing Democrats in the polls.

Go down the list of progressive policies that Mr. Biden embraced only to see them backfire. Assaults on fossil fuels contributing to $5 a gallon gasoline. School lockdowns and woke instruction that have inspired a parental revolt for school choice. The threat of taxes and regulation even as economic growth slows to a trickle in the last six months. You’d be angry too if you did everything progressives asked, it all turned snake-eyes, and the same progressives and press blamed you for the results.

You know it’s bad when the press corps start to elevate as potential party saviors Govs. Gavin Newsom of California and J.B. Pritzker of Illinois, two states that taxpayers are fleeing in droves. “As some Democrats grow impatient with Biden, alternative voices emerge,” headlines the Post.

Sorry, Mr. President. The party needed you to beat Donald Trump, and you made the mistake of adopting the left’s agenda. Now that you’re down in the polls, you’re expendable.

 

[Chernosoth]

He's more an inmate than an executive. His party is not overstocked with geniuses, but they are generally smart enough to know they don't want his job for a while.

 

[LukSkyFokker]

Spot on OpEd this morning in WSJ

How is an opinion piece about what a journalist *thinks* about what Democrats think "spot-on?" What a dumb comment.

 

[Fuzzy1975]

How is an opinion piece about what a journalist *thinks* about what Democrats think "spot-on?" What a dumb comment.

It fit's "their" narrative,so it's true....

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

How is an opinion piece about what a journalist *thinks* about what Democrats think "spot-on?" What a dumb comment.

The OpEd is a commentary on reports published by CNN and WaPo. Even provides links. That said, if believe those two outlets are not credible, you are spot on.

 

[LukSkyFokker]

The OpEd is a commentary on reports published by CNN and WaPo. Even provides links. That said, if believe those two outlets are not credible, you are spot on.

I've been told for years that those are fake news and not to be taken seriously. You lose again.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

I've been told for years that those are fake news and not to be taken seriously. You lose again.

We agree. They are indisputably left-leaning. That’s what makes the OpEd spot on. Those Democratic Party house organs are now blaming Biden for the party’s failures.

 

[LukSkyFokker]

You lose again.

We agree.

I know.

 

[eigenschwarz]

I didn't vote for Biden in 2020 or Clinton in 2016. I voted against Trump.

 

[hushup]

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/...eless-radical-left-grows-impatient-joe-biden/

 

[YDB95]

I didn't vote for Biden in 2020 or Clinton in 2016. I voted against Trump.

Same here, and I will more than likely be voting against whomever the GOP throws up in 2024.

 

[eigenschwarz]

Same here, and I will more than likely be voting against whomever the GOP throws up in 2024.

I've been voting against the KKKGOP since 1992. Unfortunately, that generally means voting for the Democrats, since neither the Greens nor the Libertarians are actually capable of winning elections.