Biden Vowed a Return to Normalcy — Instead, We Got a Year of Chaos
. . .I’m not saying Joe Biden is his own worst enemy. It’s more like he’s his own worst best friend, a man who gives himself absolutely terrible advice and is deeply grateful to himself both for offering and listening to such sage counsel. . .
Those totals were consonant with the relatively modest set of promises he made to the American people — to restore a sense of normalcy to the nation’s public life, to get a handle on COVID and to lower the national temperature. . .
Instead, he overpromised and, even when he had a chance to deliver, he actively tried to slash the tires on his own delivery truck. That’s what happened when the politically feasible parts of his gigantic domestic-spending bill — the so-called “hard infrastructure” elements — were split apart from the left-liberal wish-list items and sailed through the Senate with 69 votes.
This was the most significant display of bipartisanship (outside an emergency situation, like the financial meltdown or COVID) in a generation. And Biden himself nearly torpedoed it.
He announced he supported an effort to hold the Senate bill hostage until Congress agreed to the left-liberal wish-list bill — now named “Build Back Better.” So for three months Democrats argued amongst themselves about this until finally it occurred to enough of them that they were being insane to surrender a victory on a major piece of legislation. (Read more from “Biden Vowed a Return to Normalcy — Instead, We Got a Year of Chaos” HERE)
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