| Biden’s Presidency in First 100 Days It now seems like a horrible dream, but it was all too real. We endured four years under the leadership of the most despicable presidential administration in our history, backed by a corrupt political party. We were unaware of who was making decisions or issuing executive orders. At major world events, our president was an embarrassment. Those four years saw almost everything they touched turned to fecal matter. This encompassed our military’s inability to conduct an orderly withdrawal from Afghanistan, the judicial system’s lack of focus, the lack of maintenance of law and order, our economy, education, our borders, and the healthcare industry’s significant loss of trust. We were rushing to become a third-world nation. The planned pandemic, which was fueled by open borders, failed treatments, and unsafe vaccines, claimed millions of lives. Doctors were told not to prescribe medications that they knew were effective. Ours was a society locked down with schools, churches, and stores closed. People stayed home from work or worked from home and there was an almost total economic shutdown. An entire generation was sent home from school at a time when they needed to develop their social skills, which many of them are now without. Fear was spread throughout the population. It was not unusual to find old people alone in their cars with masks on. It was as if the entire ‘pandemic’ was a giant hoax here and around the world. All because of a virus resembling the common cold. What other reasons might there be for a government to show no interest in whether migrants were infected? We experienced nearly a total suspension of the rule of law, except for those in the political opposition. We were in the midst of a Democrat presidency that had no interest in preserving law and order except for applying legal harassment to the political opposition. In many cities, we observed a reduction in police funding and a seeming push to encourage homelessness. Gangs of thieves walked into stores, picked up merchandise, and simply walked out. Police quickly released them after taking them into custody. Shoplifting became a national pastime. Shoppers found the cheapest items, like baby powder and dry cereal, as well as the more expensive items secured in locked cabinets. Democrats showed more interest in bathroom policy than crime. The public’s frustration grew as they felt increasingly unsafe in their neighborhoods. Many began to question the effectiveness of current policies and called for a reassessment of priorities to address the rising tide of crime and its impact on everyday life. The four years of the Biden presidency saw millions of Americans scratching their heads in perplexity as to why all of a sudden we were told that our immigration laws were inadequate and our system broken. After all, the government said repeatedly, via Mayorkas, that bold-faced liar, that the borders were closed and we had nothing to fear. Democrats gave no thought as to whether we wanted or voted for an additional 20 to 30 million immigrants entering illegally through our borders, especially during a pandemic when we were living through lockdowns. The Biden administration instructed us on how to avoid COVID infection while millions of unvetted individuals entered our country without even a cursory examination. Yes, I did say as many as 30 million. As it turned out, we had much to fear: tens of thousands of hardened criminals were allowed to enter our country, with many of them committing murders, robberies, assaults, rapes, and DUIs; enemies were creating terror cells, scheming and planning attacks; and thousands upon thousands of migrants were carrying diseases we haven’t seen in generations. Biden and his organized crime family assured us that everything was under control. And let’s not forget the roughly 300,000 children who are still missing. Did anyone in the Biden administration bother to look for them? The Trump people have rescued 10,000 so far. | 
