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Are you as sick and tired of the Biden bullsh*t as I am? Don’t forget the Lamestream media hate circus and, of course, the Kamala Harris word salads! OMG!! As Americans brace for the final stretch of the Biden presidency, January 20th can't come fast enough. The end of President Joe Biden's tenure signals relief for many who view his administration as a dreadful chapter in American history. Bidens leaving is like passing a gall-stone, it hurts on the way out but feels so good when it’s gone!

Biden’s time in office has been fraught with storms of controversies, most notably his recent decision to pardon his criminal son Hunter Biden. Convicted on charges of gun possession and tax evasion, Hunter’s 11-year pardon shocked the nation and reignited concerns about nepotism in the highest office. Even CNN’s MJ Lee pressed the administration, asking, “The next time the president says he will or won’t do something, why should the American people believe him?” For once CNN made a good point!

The backlash was immediate. A recent poll revealed that 52% of voters opposed the pardon, while only 29% supported it. This controversy compounded an already dismal public perception. Another poll ranked Biden as the worst U.S. president in 47 years, placing him below even Jimmy Carter.

Under Biden’s leadership, the national debt skyrocketed by $8.5 trillion, reaching $36.2 trillion. Inflation and rising interest rates have burdened millions of Americans. His administration's economic policies have faced widespread criticism for prioritizing foreign aid and international conflicts over domestic recovery.

Biden’s foreign policy decisions have left the U.S. more vulnerable, from the chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal to escalating tensions in Ukraine and Gaza. His $1 billion humanitarian aid pledge to Angola, while ignoring the suffering hurricane victims in North Carolina, highlighted the total lack of focus on American needs.

Biden’s open-border policies have led to a record number of illegal crossings and a worsening drug crisis.  Meanwhile, the latest jobs report showed rising unemployment at 4.2%. According to the Heritage Foundation, native-born Americans lost over a million jobs in the past year, while foreign-born workers filled 400,000 new positions.

As Americans await Trump’s inauguration, many hope for a return to policies prioritizing U.S. citizens. From securing the border to reviving the economy, Trump's agenda promises a decisive break from Biden’s legacy. His presidency aims to restore “America First” policies, close the border, and refocus national efforts on job creation and reducing debt.

However, the last few weeks of the Biden regime will be tumultuous, to say the least. Biden's pardons could reach into the tens of thousands, and his executive orders could take years to unwind. The big question is, will Sleepy Joe take the carpet off the floor and the art off the walls on his way out the door? ...or has that already been done!

Final Word: This is the first time in my life I’ve been shouting, “Go, Joe, Go"!