Biden is FURIOUS after he finds out why his polling numbers are dropping



When Joe Biden was informed of his polling situation in the battleground states of Michigan and Georgia, he was not happy.

This was reflected in a report detailing Biden’s angry response to finding out that his actions haven’t been pleasing his own voter base.

“There’s a report that when President Biden was told his handling of the war between Israel and Hamas was starting to affect his poll numbers,” Doocy said to National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan. “The quote is, ‘He began to shout and swear.’”

“So, when he does that, is he shouting and swearing about Netanyahu or about Hamas or about his poll numbers?” Doocy asked.

This is not a good sign for Biden, as his base may be a little too radicalized for him — and Sara Gonzales is well aware, noting that they’re angry he hasn’t given a “fist bump to Hamas.”

“That is your own base kind of shooting back at you,” Eric July tells Gonzales, explaining that it’s because “they have kind of radicalized not just, of course, the people, if you will, but even members of their party and how they generally approach the situation with Israel.”

Matthew Marsden is in agreement, saying, “They eat their own.”

“They do because there’s no real underlying higher moral order for them,” he continues. “When you have that situation, you end up cannibalizing each other.”

This is why the right has a stronger chance of winning than the left.

“We actually have morals, and we have objectives that we want to achieve,” Marsden adds.


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'This will make your head EXPLODE': Glenn Beck spotlights Biden admin's devastating plans for VA funding



The House approved a new aid package for Ukraine of nearly $40 billion, which will increase the total U.S. funding for Ukraine's war efforts to a whopping $58 BILLION since March, if the package passes in the Senate. Meanwhile, DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas testified before Congress that the Biden administration is considering diverting resources away from an already-struggling VA (Department of Veterans Affairs) to deal with the border crisis.

"I am not making this up -- this will [make] your head explode," Glenn Beck said in the radio program Thursday. "They are going to divert costs; the Biden administration is taking money from the VA. Now already, our veterans get seconds, and we are [considering] diverting VA funding, and doctors, and nurses, away from our vets and to the migrants at the border, so we can take money that we don't have, $58 billion, and send it to Ukraine. What the hell is wrong with us?"

"Now, some Republican lawmakers are attempting to fight this," he added. "But, most people haven't even heard of this. This is how the atrocities at the border go unchecked. Biden sweeps it all under a rug. The mainstream media covers it up. And, meanwhile, people suffer and die. And in this case, it's not only the people on the border, but it is also our veterans in VA hospitals."

Glenn went on to detail the unreported deadly consequences of Biden’s border policies which have led to enough fentanyl to kill millions of Americans pouring across the border and terrorists having found easy paths into our country.

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Biden policy director vows 'big, bold' executive actions on guns, health care, and more



Democratic nominee Joe Biden is planning to use executive power to enact sweeping changes across a range of issues during the first days of his presidency, according to one of his top aides.

Stef Feldman, who serves as Biden's national policy director, made the claim during a Zoom briefing hosted by Georgetown University's Institute of Politics and Public Service last week.

According to the Washington Examiner, during the briefing, Feldman indicated that Biden is planning to "make big, bold changes through executive action, not just on policing and climate like we talked about previously, but in healthcare and education, on gun violence, on a range of issues."

"There's really a lot you can do through guidance and executive action," she added.

Why does it matter?

The comments come as a cloud of uncertainty remains surrounding Biden's intention to use executive orders to accomplish policy objectives.

Leaked audio from a recent closed-door meeting between the former vice president and civil rights leaders showed a defiant Biden rejecting the type of flippant use of executive authority pushed by his "progressive friends." During the meeting, Biden pushed back against suggestions that he use executive orders to accomplish objectives like instituting a national database on police misconduct or banning assault weapons.

Though at the same time he said he was "not going to hesitate" to use executive authority to "undo every single damn thing" that President Trump has done over the last four years.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), along with other progressive lawmakers, has been urging Biden to circumvent Congress and cancel $50,000 of federal student loan debt for every borrower, and this week, Schumer told reporters that Biden is "considering" the proposal.

The mixed messaging coming from Biden and his policy director suggests that either there is a degree of miscommunication within Biden's team or that the team's approach to use of executive authority is evolving.

What else?

Despite what Biden told civil rights leaders, it is largely expected that his administration would attempt to bypass Congress where possible to push through Democratic policy objectives, especially if Republicans maintain their majority in the Senate.

Given the expectation, industries such as the gun industry are readying aggressive action to counter any controversial executive orders.

"I'm going to be pretty busy," a top gun lobbyist reportedly told the Examiner.