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Experiencing so many great feelings as we move into 2025 for a lot of different reasons.

I want to go back in time to when Joe Biden was famously outed by Robert Gates when he said

that Joe Biden has never been right on a single policy in his entire history.

Now, admittedly, it was mostly foreign policy, but Joe Biden has never done anything that was substantial enough that would be a legacy for him. I don't know

what the legacy will be. It'll probably be something involving identity politics and maybe

judges on benches or something like that. But I don't see like the great transformational nature

that Joe Biden brought. And I'm not making fun of him.

I mean, people had different skill sets. FDR was one guy who had, you know, pretty pretty strong

skill sets. Ronald Reagan, strong skill sets. You had in between JFK, smart enough to say, look, let's start this program to go into outer space.

Everybody's got sort of a thing that they're good at.

It's always, you know, just like a gift.

Well, Joe Biden's gift is his, is really his Achilles heel because he's never right just never and when you

think about a man or a woman who is wrong all the time wouldn't you think that somehow some way

that person would decide my inclination is to go

this way but i'm going to do the opposite and see if that's better not joe biden no way no way

we are the united states of america there is nothing we can't do well you did a lot joe you did a. Well, you did a lot, Joe. You did a lot, Mr. President. You did a lot to this

country. Most of all, the awful nature of the border. Oh, he wanted to come in and be a transformative

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