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Slack.com slash DHQ. Ladies and gentlemen, we gather here tonight to mourn the state

of our nation because the state of our nation is pathetic. And it is pathetic in the main

because of the president of the United States. As it turns out, we all should have listened

to Barack Obama. In 2020, former president Obama said something simple, yet profound about

his former vice president, a man he had labeled his brother. He said, don't underestimate

Joe's ability to f things up. Barack Obama was right. Joe Biden came into the office on

the wings of eagles. He was handed a working vaccine and a distribution plan for that

vaccine. He was handed an economy that had been placed into an artificial coma in order

to prevent the spread of COVID, but that was about to rebound to record growth rates.

He was handed a stable foreign policy. And he had been blessed with the unending bounty

of sick, a fan-tech media coverage welcoming him into the Oval Office with an approval

rating of nearly 56%. What did he do with these advantages? He presided over perhaps the

worst first 14 months of any presidency since the Civil War. And unlike Abraham Lincoln,

our current crisis is entirely of Joe Biden's making. On issue after issue, Joe Biden is

not merely wrong. He is aggressively wrong. He is not merely foolish. He is stubbornly foolish.

Joe Biden became president with one goal to enthrine himself in history as a great leader.

Today we can safely say that he is one of the worst leaders in American history.

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