The deep damage Joe Biden's puppeteers did

Now that President Trump has returned to running the nation, it's time to take an inventory of the deep damage Joe Biden's puppeteers did to the U.S. Ingrid Jacques' article is the right place to start.

In her article, Ms. Jacques quoted from President Trump's executive actions, saying "The previous administration has embedded deeply unpopular, inflationary, illegal, and radical practices within every agency and office of the Federal Government. The injection of 'diversity, equity, and inclusion' (DEI) into our institutions has corrupted them by replacing hard work, merit, and equality with a divisive and dangerous preferential hierarchy. Orders to open the borders have endangered the American people and dissolved Federal, State, and local resources that should be used to benefit the American people. Climate extremism has exploded inflation and overburdened businesses with regulation."

These weren't things that Biden campaigned on. They're things from an ideologue's priority list. Joe Biden is lots of things but he isn't bright enough to be an activist. Biden was never an open borders activist. Still, that's what we got for 4 years. At this point, I'm betting that Biden couldn't define what DEI means. Why should I think that's part of his agenda?

It's time for the return of common sense as the prevailing governing philosophy. Watch as President Trump signs some executive orders regarding illegal immigration:

Notice that Joe Biden was only a couple of feet away from the podium when President Trump made that declaration. That's so delicious. President Trump issued an EO that relies on laws written in the 1790s. It allows him to use military force to prevent foreign invasions. Trump also designated several Mexican cartels as terrorist organizations. That gives him the authority to use the military against these Mexican cartels.

It's time to start dismantling these cartels. They've caused lots of damage to the U.S., especially those living in the U.S. desert southwest.

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