The Babe Ruth Question

Are you tired of the constant polling and angst over the question of "Who can beat Joe Biden" in the upcoming 2024 Presidential election? I find it demeaning that journalists are even asking that question.

But I am apparently still in the minority of folks that contend Joe Biden didn't really win the 2020 election. Either way, if we accept the outcome as presented to us by the lame-stream media, it nevertheless showed Donald Trump garnered 11 million more votes than he got in his victory in 2016. He increased his support among both females and minorities. The polls show he has steadily increased his support among Republicans since Joe took office.

Biden supposedly collected 81 million votes from, well, who knows where? Thin air. Supposedly, he out-performed Hillary Clinton by 15 million votes. And he did it without breaking a sweat, campaigning from his cellar in Maryland. He never conducted any rallies and seldom spoke before major constituencies like labor unions or women's groups. He is, by that measure, a masterful political animal.

Now we watch helplessly as Joe undermines all of the progress achieved during Trump's four year administration. The world is in chaos, as are our inner cities. We are in another endless war cycle in Ukraine, after walking out on Iraq and Afghanistan, leaving the victorious Taliban billions of advanced military equipment and technology. The dollar is near collapse as the dominant financial instrument in worldwide trade, so the Biden administration has elected to print more money and send it overseas. The resulting inflation has undermined the housing segment, and locked an entire generation of first-time homebuyers out of the market. After suffering through two years of the manmade Pandemic, what's left of our manufacturing sector is teetering on the edge of bankruptcy. According to the Institute for Supply Management Report on Business, manufacturing activity has contracted for ten consecutive months. 

In 2015 Vice President Joe Biden said “An unrelenting stream of immigration — will make white people a minority in the United States…That’s a source of our strength.”

Now, because he has effectively thrown open the Southern border ( border encounters are up 348% in 2023) we are in the clutches of drug and human smuggling cartels, sending poison into our communities and swamping the workforce with uneducated, desperate workers. Recent estimates are that America will lose over 100K citizens to illegal drug overdoses this year alone. Major cities are awash with homeless, drug riddled people that have no hope, no future and nothing to contribute. And the scourge of human sex trafficking is growing all across the world.

According to the Biden White House, "We're getting stronger every day!"

But the Human Development Index, a United Nations report designed to measure the human condition based on three metrics: Length of life, knowledge and standard of living, shows America has dropped to 21st in the world, behind Ireland, Belgium and Iceland!

We watch the nightly news repeat the mantra that "Everything is improving" as though we are too stupid to see that it is not. And the United States is not alone. There is a growing unease around the world that our leaders are running out of excuses. People are waking up to how abusive and unreliable major transnational media operations really are. They celebrate absurd ideas like George Soros World Economic Forum's narrative "You vill own nothink, und be happy!"

Indications are that America is moving away from every principle under which the Republican Party was established, and our Constitutional Republic is on the verge of collapse.

The real question journalists should be asking is why are Republicans floating all of these uncompetitive candidates at all? It is so obviously just a charade. When you have the bases loaded in a tie game, in the bottom of the ninth and Babe Ruth scheduled to bat, why would you even consider a pinch hitter?