Democrats are turning on Joe Biden, blaming him for their election losses. But real Americans know the truth—the entire party pushed radical policies that hurt families. Biden’s mental decline and poor leadership didn’t help, but the left’s failures run much deeper.
Top Democrats like Obama’s former advisor whine that Biden “screwed” the party. Yet they cheered his big-government schemes like the Inflation Reduction Act, which experts warned would spark inflation. Working-class paychecks got crushed, but elites still blame one man instead of their own mistakes.
The border chaos proves this isn’t just Biden’s fault. For years, Democrats called open borders a “human right” and attacked anyone who disagreed. Now 78% of Americans see the crisis they created. Biden’s weakness made it worse, but the whole party owns this disaster.
Kamala Harris wouldn’t have saved them. Polls showed even she couldn’t beat Trump, and Democrats knew it. They let Biden stumble because their options were terrible. Harris pushed divisive identity politics while the middle class suffered—voters saw through the act.
The left’s “semi-fascism” smears backfired too. Normal folks are tired of being called racists for caring about crime or schools. Biden parroted these attacks, but the party’s hatred for everyday values is the real problem. They still don’t get why heartland voters left them.
Biden’s team hid his decline for years, lying to the public. Now they act shocked he lost. But patriots knew the truth—failing policies and arrogant leaders don’t win elections. The media covered for him until it was too late.
Democrats want to scapegoat Biden to avoid facing their radical agenda. They pushed gender madness, defunded police, and woke indoctrination in schools. Families rejected this. No amount of blaming Biden changes that.
America deserves better than these excuses. The left’s failures hurt real people. Conservatives will keep fighting to save the country while Democrats point fingers. November’s disaster was a warning—time to return to common sense.