President Joe Biden did not disappoint with his first re-election speech as he called out Trump, touted his accomplishments, and acknowledged the kudos from the business sector.
Biden came out swinging, and Trump got stung.
President Joe Biden released his re-election video this morning. It was a forward-looking video that reminded Americans that while the Biden administration’s economic accomplishments were vast, freedom continues to be on the ballot. After all, the Republican Party continues its attack on LGBTQ Americans and women’s reproductive rights. The GOP is restricting what Americans can read by banning books. And they are attempting to change history by maligning Critical Race Theory even as they erase the histories of many BIPOCs.
The President continued with a speech he took on the road to union workers at North America’s Building Trades Unions Conference. One must be happy with the energy and the willingness to take it not only to Donald Trump but to the Republican Party’s dereliction of their duty to the country and attack on our freedoms.
Biden ridiculed Trump for his pompous words that resulted in no real accomplishments.
“Roads, bridges, airports, water systems, high-speed Internet, and so much more,” said Joe Biden. “Can you believe we used to have the best infrastructure in the world? We were right at number one. It fell to number 13 in the international ratings. 13 Under my predecessor, infrastructure week became a punch line. On my watch, infrastructure has become a decade headline. A decade.”
Biden even made it clear that business news services pointed out that the Biden economy was delivering what Trump could only talk about with no results. Altogether, the President made it clear that he wanted to complete the job.
I was concerned that Joe Biden was not Progressive enough. The truth is, he isn’t. The man, however, is adaptable. And I prefer an effective moderate that finds ways to accomplish Progressive policies over a progressive that allows that only waits for the perfect that never comes.
