has Biden done a good job as president?

[Rev. Rye]

like the last post.. what about everything else? what about the children being held captive at the souther boarder? what about their living conditions? what about china Russia and the Ukraine? what about our gas/oil prices? what about all the purposed taxes and packing the supreme court, adding washington DC as a state when the constitution directly forbids such a move?

The children on the border? I can't help but wonder if you ever had anything to say about it when Trump was president, besides platitudes about how we need to protect the border. On Biden, I don't like the fact that we're still keeping kids captive at the border either, but at least he's trying. At least he's not okaying a system that tells children to drink out of a toilet if they needed water.

On Russia, Russia, and the Ukraine? It's too early to tell, but I'm not finding anything too bad right now. Of course, that may change.

Gas and oil prices? You probably should have thought of that before the Republicans decided it would be a good idea to destabilise the Middle East with wars in Iraq.

Supreme Court packing? Need I remind you that the Republican Party has done some really fucking underhanded shit to get control of the Supreme Court, like creating some arbitrary rule that forbade them from replacing Scalia until Obama left office (leaving the space vacant for about a year), and yet completely disregarding the same rule with Amy Coney Barnett with less than a month to go before the 2020 election.

That clause of the Constitution that you say forbids DC Statehood is not as clear as you might think.