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This week’s White House Report Card shows President Joe Biden struggling with the economy and foreign policy, surpassing former President Jimmy Carter’s performance during the 1980 election when he lost to Ronald Reagan. On the economic front, Biden dismissed ongoing inflation and rising unemployment by claiming that citizens have enough money to spend. However, the University of Michigan Survey of Consumers sentiment index plunged by 12.7% in May. In foreign policy, Biden’s stance towards Israel has been criticized for its potential to appease campus activists rather than serving U.S. National interests. Democratic pollster John Zogby rated Biden’s performance as a “D” and believed that his presidency was not functioning well. Conservative analyst Jed Babbin concurred, assigning Biden a “D-minus” and including his latest actions favoring undocumented immigrants with the faltering economy and Middle Eastern debacle. Biden’s approval rating remains at 40%, leaving room for improvement. During the week, a pornstar testified against Donald Trump, while a purported extortion victim declined to appear. Michael Cohen, a convicted liar and former Trump confidante, is expected to testify next week. Biden’s term has yet to function satisfactorily, according to Zogby. Jed Babbin similarly rated Biden’s performance as a “D-“. It was another disastrous week for the Biden administration, characterized by significant lies regarding inflation, a halt in aid to Israel, and generous handouts to unauthorized migrants. To friendly CNN, Biden asserted that he had achieved unprecedented reductions in inflation and job creation. The reality, however, contradicts Biden’s statements. Inflation skyrocketed to a 40-year high under Biden, reaching 9% after initially standing at 1.4%. In addition, Biden declared that 100,000 Dreamers were qualified for Obamacare, funded by taxpayers. Furthermore, Biden intends to issue 10,000 identification documents to unauthorized migrants to facilitate access to government benefits and voting rights. Biden also paused military supplies to Israel, a close ally in grave danger, primarily to persuade the Israelis to abstain from attacking the Gaza town of Rafah, where Hamas leaders hide alongside captives. Concurrently, Vice President Kamala Harris responded ambiguously to a Hamas statement regarding a cease-fire agreement. As Biden struggles to address mounting economic issues and international challenges, his approval ratings remain at 40%, providing room for improvement.
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