Staff Reports
In a surprising turn of events, the usually left-leaning NBC’s “Meet the Press” took a break from their usual liberal agenda to criticize President Joe Biden. The panelists on the talk show didn’t hold back as they ripped into Biden on multiple issues. First and foremost, they slammed Biden’s attempts to portray “Bidenomics” as a success. It seems that the American people aren’t buying it, especially when they’re feeling the crushing effects of inflation caused by Biden’s out-of-control spending. It’s hard to convince someone that their own pocketbook isn’t hurting when they can clearly see the evidence.
But that’s not all. The panelists also criticized Biden’s refusal to discuss his son Hunter’s legal troubles. They argued that Biden should use this opportunity to defend the rule of law and show that he has faith in the justice system. Instead, Biden is staying silent, leaving a massive vacuum of information. It’s a missed opportunity for the president to show that he values the principles that our country was built on.
WATCH: @jmart tells the #MTP panel that Pres. Biden has three issues where he "hasn't figured out what to say."
➡️ Questions about Hunter Biden
➡️ Investigations into former President Trump
➡️ His age"Those are three massive issues that are clouding his re-election campaign." pic.twitter.com/6gRylLLnMe
— Meet the Press (@MeetThePress) August 20, 2023
And let’s not forget about the elephant in the room – Biden’s age. The panelists pointed out that Biden hasn’t figured out how to address this issue, along with the investigations into Donald Trump. These are three major issues that are clouding his reelection campaign. Even host Chuck Todd couldn’t defend Biden’s performance, comparing his numbers to Hillary Clinton’s in 2016.
It’s clear that Biden’s presidency is off to a rocky start. If even NBC’s “Meet the Press” is criticizing him, you know things are bad. It’s time for Biden to step up and address these issues head-on. The American people deserve answers, not silence. It’s time for Biden to show leadership and prove that he can handle the challenges of the presidency.
