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Despite the numerous national crises we face, the border of our country remains worryingly open. In the past three years alone, approximately seven million undocumented immigrants have entered the country without proper checks or accountability. This alarming number highlights the ineffective border control policies that have left the nation vulnerable.
Meanwhile, our streets are flooded with fentanyl, a dangerous opioid originating from China. This influx of drugs not only endangers the lives of citizens but also contributes to the escalating drug crisis that is tearing our society apart. The administration’s failure to address this issue is a clear sign of its inability to protect its people.
Just had a real-life Hunger Games moment.
I was walking past the White House, and a group of Biden staffers on the Eisenhower Executive Office Building balcony were laughing and celebrating loudly. Even tourists were stopping to watch.
The world is in chaos, America is facing an invasion, and… pic.twitter.com/oDEqDV7As1
— Natalie Winters (@nataliegwinters) August 17, 2023
This week marks the unfortunate anniversary of the disastrous surrender to the Taliban.
In a widely criticized move, the United States unintentionally armed the terrorist group with an astonishing $80 billion worth of weapons. This mistake not only empowers a known terrorist organization but also puts countless lives at risk.
The economic situation is equally dire. Inflation continues to diminish the purchasing power of the middle class, making it increasingly difficult for average Americans to make ends meet. Gas prices have doubled in the past three years, putting additional strain on household budgets.
Moreover, our nation’s financial stability is under threat. The dominance of the U.S. dollar, a symbol of our economic strength, is in jeopardy. This could have significant consequences, potentially undermining our position on the global stage.
Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022… Two days later, Biden approved $350 million in aid.
It’s been 10 days since the Maui fires, and he has only sent $1.9 million ($700 per household) to Lahaina. pic.twitter.com/Rkj484cZ5w
— Pelham (@Resist_05) August 17, 2023
In a shocking move, the White House filed an amicus brief this week that some argue could limit free speech in America.
This action, along with the charges against the former president and over 25 of his closest allies for alleged speech crimes, raises serious concerns about the state of our democracy.
As if these issues weren’t enough, one of our beautiful islands, Maui, is currently experiencing devastating fires. However, amidst all of these crises, what is the Biden administration doing?
In a display of callous indifference, administration staff members are seen indulging in merriment. Images of them partying, drinking, and laughing on the balcony have surfaced online, sparking outrage among many.
Natalie Winters, a prominent conservative figure, shared these images on Twitter, comparing the scene to a moment from the dystopian novel, “The Hunger Games.”
This article appeared in TheDailyBeat and has been published here with permission.
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