Biden and Harris are the Worst Thing to Happen to America Since 2008

As we navigate through the unprecedented challenges of our time, it becomes increasingly clear that the Biden-Harris administration has led America into a period of profound crisis. Their policies have had devastating effects on everyday life, impacting everything from the cost of living to national security. Here’s a closer look at the critical issues plaguing the U.S. under their watch.

Inflation and Cost of Living: Under the Biden-Harris administration, inflation has spiraled out of control, making everyday necessities a luxury. Picture this: it’s now common to pay over $20 for a simple fast food combo meal across the U.S. So much for a happy meal.

Grocery prices have surged 21% since January 2021, worsening the cost of living crisis. Rent and mortgage has become nearly impossible to manage, with the average mortgage rising from 2.77% to 6.77% according to Freddie Mac. Eating out, once a simple pleasure, is now an unaffordable luxury. This surge reflects broader inflationary pressures felt across the country, leaving countless Americans struggling to afford the basics.

Gas Prices: Recently, gas prices in states like California have soared to over $7 per gallon. This spike in fuel costs has not only strained household budgets but has also driven up the cost of goods and services nationwide. Gas prices have increased by 50% under Biden, highlighting mismanagement of energy policies.

Small Business Destruction: Countless small businesses, the heart and soul of local communities, have had to close their doors for good – leading to significant job losses and shattered dreams. This isn’t just a statistic—it’s the loss of family-owned shops, local eateries, and mom-and-pop stores that have served neighborhoods for decades. These closures are driven by skyrocketing costs, including higher rents, inflation, and increased operational expenses.

Homelessness: The homeless crisis in cities like Los Angeles and New York has worsened significantly. In 2024, homelessness in LA County surged to 75,518, a 9% increase from the previous year.

In New York City, the homeless population swelled to 74,178 in 2024, up from 61,343 in 2020. The administration’s ineffective housing policies and inadequate support for mental health and addiction services have exacerbated the crisis. Rising rents and inflation have led to a 25% increase in first-time homelessness between 2021 and 2022.

Border Issues: The situation at the southern border is increasingly chaotic, with a dramatic rise in illegal immigrants and potential terrorists entering the country. This crisis poses security threats and strains public resources. In 2024, U.S. Border Patrol recorded over 2.4 million encounters, a sharp increase from approximately 646,822 in 2020. This includes over 29,000 criminal noncitizens encountered. The expiration of Title 42 in May 2023 led to record high migrant encounters, surpassing 200,000 per month on several occasions.

Crime and Public Safety: Crime rates in American cities have surged, with an alarming rise in robberies and violent crimes. In major cities, incidents of violent crime have increased by approximately 5% to 10% in recent years. Criminals are often released within 24-48 hours, exacerbating safety concerns. This rapid release highlights the urgent need for more effective criminal justice policies.

Hate Crimes: Under the Biden administration, we have seen a disturbing increase in hate crimes, particularly those based on religion and race. In 2023, the FBI reported a 13% rise in hate crimes, with incidents targeting race and ethnicity making up the majority of these crimes. This lack of decisive action has contributed to a more divided and hostile society, underscoring the need for stronger measures to combat hate and promote unity.

Job Market Challenges: Recent graduates are facing significant difficulties in securing employment, with youth unemployment rates reaching concerning levels. In 2023, the unemployment rate for those aged 20-24 was approximately 8%, significantly higher than the national average. Many young people are struggling to find jobs that match their skills and education levels, highlighting the need for policies that support job creation and workforce development.

International Conflicts: The Ukraine-Russia war and renewed Israel-Hamas hostilities have underscored criticisms of the administration’s foreign policy. Critics argue that it lacks strategic foresight and consistency, potentially emboldening hostile actors and undermining global stability. This situation highlights the need for a coherent and decisive approach to both immediate and long-term international challenges.

Foreign Policy Failures: Billions of tax dollars are being allocated to Ukraine while America faces numerous domestic issues. The administration’s international policies lack coherence and have diminished the U.S.’s standing on the world stage.

Social Issues: The administration’s stance on transgender issues and parental rights has sparked controversy. Young children are being encouraged to consider life-altering decisions like transitioning at a very young age, often without parental consent.

Attempted Assassination and Security Lapses: The attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump revealed significant security lapses. The Secret Service was heavily criticized for allowing an armed individual to get dangerously close during a campaign event, raising serious concerns about the agency’s effectiveness and vigilance under the current administration.

From inflation to a border crisis and rising crime, their leadership has harmed more than helped. It’s time for change to restore prosperity and unity to the United States.