As it was with President Carter, history will not treat kindly the Biden Administration and a Democratic-controlled Congress' policies of 2021-2022.
Ken Buck: “As it was with President Carter, history will not treat kindly the Biden Administration and a Democratic-controlled…”
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Buck criticizes Biden's economic policies, likening them to those of President Carter.
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President Trump isn't losing political capital with Republicans in Congress, Republicans in the United States, or, frankly, unaffiliated voters in the United States.
I think that President Biden wouldn't do anything until after the appeals are finished, number one, and that's going to happen after the election. So he's going to have much more flexibility after the election whether he wins or loses to…
If the Republicans are in the majority of both and President Trump wins re-election, then certainly something's possible.
We can't go this alone. The America first idea of isolationism doesn't work when you're talking about international trade.





