Navigating the Challenges of The Reflection on the Third Year Under the Biden Administration
Shared By Peter Boykin – American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist / Political Candidate
Navigating the Challenges of The Reflection on the Third Year Under the Biden Administration
As we bid farewell to the third year under the Biden administration, sentiments among many Americans reflect a sense of disappointment and concern for the state of the nation. However, with the promise of a new year, there’s a collective hope for change and the opportunity to shape a different trajectory in 2024. Let’s delve into the highs and lows that marked the closing year and explore what lies ahead.
Approval Ratings and the Homelessness Crisis
The Biden administration faced a significant challenge as its average approval ratings stood at 40.5%, with 55.9% disapproving. In tandem with these figures, the U.S. homeless population surged by 12%, reaching a record high. These indicators paint a complex picture of the country’s socio-political landscape, setting the stage for critical discussions about the effectiveness of government policies.
Economic Downturns: Beer Sales and Public Perceptions
The economic landscape was not exempt from scrutiny, with beer sales hitting a 24-year low. Factors contributing to this decline included a notable incident involving Bud Light. Additionally, public perception played a pivotal role, with six in ten Americans expressing skepticism about Joe Biden’s involvement in his son Hunter’s business dealings, injecting an element of controversy into the administration’s narrative.
Political Maneuvers: Ballot Eligibility and the TikTok Controversy
Maine’s Secretary of State, Shenna Bellows, made headlines by deeming Donald Trump ineligible for the ballot, citing the insurrection clause of the 14th amendment, even though Trump has not faced insurrection charges or convictions. In contrast, Colorado’s Supreme Court opted to include Trump on the 2024 primary ballot after Republicans challenged a previous decision.
In the tech realm, TikTok faced scrutiny for reportedly requiring users to input their iPhone passwords to access content, raising concerns about data privacy and collection.
Political Landscape: Investigations and Agreements
The political landscape remained active, with House Republican leaders launching an impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden’s alleged role in his son Hunter’s refusal to face Congress. On the electoral front, a federal judge in Georgia approved a congressional map redrawn by the state’s GOP-led legislature, maintaining Republicans’ 9-5 edge.
Meanwhile, Democratic mayors of sanctuary cities, including Chicago, New York City, and Denver, voiced concerns over the strain on resources due to an influx of migrants from the southern border.
Internationally, Russia and Iran solidified an agreement to trade in their local currencies rather than the U.S. dollar, signifying shifts in global economic dynamics.
Border Challenges: Contraband Seizures
The U.S.-Mexico border continued to be a focal point, with Border Patrol seizing significant quantities of illicit substances, including 854.07 lbs of crystal meth, 164.72 lbs of speed, and 165.34 lbs of cocaine in Texas.
As we embark on the journey into 2024, these events underscore the urgency for political engagement and collective action, emphasizing the need for a vigilant and informed citizenry in navigating the challenges that lie ahead.
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