“What he’s done to himself” – Brutal News Hits Biden After He Left office

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James Carville, a seasoned Democratic strategist, did not hold back in his harsh assessment of President Joe Biden this week. On the “Politics War Room” podcast, Carville, a vocal critic of the Democratic Party’s embrace of woke culture, argued that Biden might be better off retreating permanently to his home in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. He blamed the president for losing the American public’s attention, claiming Biden’s declining relevance is largely due to his own actions.

It was said by Carville that what had been done by Biden to himself had led to no one wanting to hear from him anymore. He suggested that Biden should just go to his condo in Rehoboth and stay there, emphasizing that this wasn’t due to being bad or mean people, but rather the result of Biden’s own actions. It was further emphasized that even the Democratic Party was growing tired of Biden’s leadership.

Carville also mocked Biden’s claim that he could have beaten President Donald Trump in 2020 if he had stayed in the race, asserting that no one believed that at all. When it came to Biden’s disputes with figures like Jill Biden and Alexandra Pelosi, Carville did not hold back. He remarked that Biden had once had a noble career, but his final act had been disastrous, advising him to step aside as the party was moving on. He further stated that it was a sad reality, but one that Biden had created himself, with no one else to blame but him.

Carville’s comments came in response to the Biden administration’s failed policies, and many believe Carville’s words signal a growing frustration within the Democratic Party. In a direct counter to President Biden’s far-left climate policies, former President Donald Trump has introduced a series of executive orders aimed at boosting domestic fossil fuel production, underscoring his commitment to America’s energy independence. Trump’s new orders declare an “energy emergency,” a move that should shield his administration from some legal actions designed to halt drilling and other energy-related activities.

As Just the News pointed out, this could represent the most significant shift in U.S. energy policy since the 1973 oil crisis. Biden, on the other hand, signed several executive orders after taking office, including a move to rejoin the Paris Agreement — a nonbinding international accord aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Since then, his climate agenda has been marked by regulatory actions such as appliance efficiency standards, a halt on liquefied natural gas export permits, and stringent regulations from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

In contrast, Trump’s “energy emergency” plan is a bold step in the right direction. It supports mining critical minerals, emphasizes energy production on public lands, and streamlines energy infrastructure development. Additionally, Trump’s executive orders have reversed Biden’s previous restrictions on offshore drilling and effectively canceled several of his climate-related policies. Trump also withdrew the U.S. from the Paris Agreement, a clear sign of his commitment to putting America’s interests first.

It was noted by Jeff Reynolds, senior editor for Restoration News, that Trump’s actions may have been influenced by the lessons learned during his first term. Having witnessed the left’s relentless attacks on energy independence, Trump is now reportedly more determined than ever to reverse Biden’s policies. It was further stated by Reynolds that Trump now knows where the bodies are buried and is ready to take a meat axe to everything that had previously stood in his way.

Trump’s flurry of pro-fossil fuel orders sends a clear message: He is committed to fulfilling his “drill, baby drill” campaign promises, aiming to restore America’s energy dominance. While some analysts, like David Blackmon, remain skeptical about immediate increases in U.S. energy production, Trump’s aggressive stance signals a return to policies that prioritize American energy independence and economic prosperity over global climate agendas.

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