President Joe Biden's failed leadership has resulted in skyrocketing inflation, crippling interest rates, a humanitarian and national security crisis at our border, lawlessness in our streets, and endless wars through weakness. With just 10 months left in his presidency and no accomplishments to run on, President Biden is desperately trying to flip the script and hide from his record of failures. But the jig is up; Americans are fed up, feeling less safe in their communities, watching the value of their hard-earned wages plummet as the costs of groceries rise.

Without the luxury of campaigning from his basement, even the mainstream media is struggling to prop Joe Biden up from his dismal approval ratings. With nowhere to turn, Biden has built a re-election campaign based on gaslighting and projection. Taking no accountability for his failed policies, Biden instead projects his failures onto his opponent—Donald Trump. The desperation of the Biden team couldn't be more glaring as we hear he and his media hacks on the news accuse President Trump of being a "threat to democracy"—a hollow attack that is rich with hypocrisy when you take a closer look at President Biden's record.

It was none other than President Biden who directed his Justice Department to indict his political opponent. The New York Times made that clear when they reported that Joe Biden had told his "inner circle" that Trump "should be prosecuted" and that Attorney General Merrick Garland........

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