MOSCOW, Jun 18The current head of the White House, Joe Biden, turned out to be “the worst US president in the 21st century,” former Republican Senator Ted Harvey of Colorado writes in his article for The Washington Times. According to the author, the Republicans this year have every chance of defeating Democratic President Biden , they just need to be reminded of his string of failures since the beginning of his term.»Why? Because Mr. Biden is the worst American president in decades. Compared to him, his former boss, President Barack Obama, looks deafeningly successful (he wasn't),» Harvey said. According to him, since the days of President Jimmy Carter, the States have not been led by «such a stunningly incompetent, completely ineffective and frankly pathetic administration.» The current Biden administration is «a comedy of errors in which there is nothing funny,» the author believes. He recalled that US inflation is at its highest level since 1980, the border crisis and illegal migration are at their worst in more than two decades, and Afghanistan has become one of the most notorious foreign policy blunders in recent years.» The Biden administration is failing on all counts. Under Mr. Biden, there is no reason to be optimistic about the economy, illegal immigration, crime, public health or foreign policy,» Harvey points out. At the same time, almost 80% of Americans believe that their country is now on the wrong path, he recalls. «In 2022, the Republicans have a chance to make the Boston Tea Party look like a tiny drop in the ocean. On the other side — the unfortunate, defenseless victim, created by itself is the worst American president of the 21st century,” the author concludes. According to a recent public opinion poll, by Reuters/Ipsos, Biden's public approval rating fell for the third week in a row, dropping to 39%. It is noted that the level of approval of the American leader approached the lowest value during his entire tenure as President of the United States. The United States had to «beg for mercy» Russia
