With the most popular president in history occupying the White House, a majority in the House and a split Senate with the V.P. as a kicker, these branches of government should be the most confident ever. Remember, candidate Biden “won” the election with 81,268,924 honest and truthful votes equating to 538 electoral votes (only two shy of double the amount required to secure the presidency).
By the sheer numbers, Congress and the White House were granted authority, by the citizens, to enact policies for the betterment of the people and the country. They are obviously following the will of the people in their deeds and actions. Elected by the vast majority of the intelligent and informed electorate they are fully engaged in making this country safer and the citizens more prosperous.
So why was it necessary to build a concrete “blast and security” wall around the perimeter of the Capitol at this time in history? Why was it incumbent upon the taxpayers of the country to erect a $455,000 security fencing around Biden’s personal beach home? And why is an additional temporary inner perimeter metal barrier around the Capitol obligatory before the leader of the free world presents the State of the Union address on Tuesday?
Why, when the most popular president the nation has ever known gives an annual address, is it necessary this time to have excess D.C. police, Capitol police, Secret Service and National Guard troops surrounding and throughout the city and district on high alert. Is it to keep the celebration from disturbing the homeless population?
“We the People” unquestionably felt the need for an additional 2-3 million indigent, illiterate, uneducated and unskilled federal and state government parasites to enter our country each year. We must have voted to pay more for everything from necessities to luxuries. Grocery and commodity retailers really don’t need fully stocked shelves. Those remaining open just inventory fewer items and still draw business.
Meeting the requirements of employment has always been a burden, so many of the people simply quit their jobs after electing the most popular president and representatives. There was also unmistakably an abundance of small businesses, too. So, to cull the needless ones from neighborhoods, towns and cities, many owners voluntarily and happily shut the doors and absorbed the losses and loan debt. There are also the men and women who willingly vacated their jobs in the energy sector to benefit global climate stabilization.
In order to make our military more respected throughout the world, it became necessary to shamelessly retreat from the long-standing war in Afghanistan for the soldiers to attend diversity, equity and inclusion training. Leaving billions of dollars worth of equipment, aircraft, armament and supplies for the Taliban to use at will was exactly the desire of the American public when choosing our leaders. Discarding American civilians and others who helped us with the war effort in Afghanistan for two decades was what we wanted when we voted in 2020 and remains our choice today as well. Perhaps we can do the same for President Zelenskyy and the people of Ukraine.
To accompany all the wonderfulness this administration has accorded us, perhaps a few more welcome mandates might help. Beyond having unknown substances injected into our bodies that seems to attract the virus and getting to wear face coverings (unless you’re among the elite) everywhere there is a gathering, perhaps higher taxes will keep us appeased. Higher taxes will certainly make us feel better about ourselves as we work hard and ask the government to share our earnings with the newcomers we’ve invited from around the globe.
Most assuredly, with the joyful wonderland created by our country’s leaders since January 20, 2021, there is no reason to blockade themselves from the jubilant throngs while the Resident of the White House mumbles his way through a future of fantasy imagery and Marxist Utopia.