Biden’s Record of Failure has Led to Desperate Vote-Buying Tactics

President Biden, unable to run on his record of failure, has resorted to buying votes using taxpayer dollars as his campaign strategy.

While not a direct exchange, there is an attempt to influence voters with the full backing of the United States.

In his most recent move, Wednesday he announced a $7.7 billion student loan bailout for 160,000 individuals, bringing the total amount forgiven to $167 billion for 4.75 million borrowers.

Despite lacking congressional authority for many of these loan cancellations and a previous rejection by the Supreme Court for student debt forgiveness, Biden continues his efforts to win over voters.

Additionally, he plans to release one million barrels of gasoline from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in an attempt to lower pump prices that have increased by 50% since he took office.

While claiming to be championing consumers impacted by inflation, Biden’s policies may have unintended consequences, such as higher housing costs due to tax credits for first-time home buyers.

Furthermore, his actions towards Israel are seen as pandering to specific voter groups rather than prioritizing national security interests.

This strategy of buying support from different demographics comes at a cost to the nation as a whole and has led to plummeting approval ratings for the president.