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"Govern? The Middle East is on fire, China is eating our lunch, the Southern border is a massive security exposure, chaos on our college campuses, crime (not murder) is rampant in many of our major cities."<<
How are those in any way related to the way Biden governs? - Umm
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You apparently are not a big believer in "The Buck Stops Here."

The middle east has been on fire for thousands of years. It's called religious strife. We used to discuss that on the Atheist Board.

China has been eating ever larger portions of our lunch for fifty years as American/international corporations sought cheap labor and lax regulations...and Americans (left and right) loved it.

Chaos on campuses? a few hundred arrests nation wide? Kent State ring a bell? When does the shooting start?

Crime is rampant. The worst, the most costly, is white collar crime. And the worst part of that is the ability of big money to legalize white collar crime. Presidential immunity? Puhleeeeeze. Duncan Hunter belongs in prison. Trump pardoned him.
https://timesofsandiego.com/politics/2020/12/22/ou...

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