Biden's Standing Ovation

While the media tries to stoke racial division, the real battle in America is, more accurately, a class struggle. Sunday night, we saw a modern equivalent of "Let them eat cake" as denizens of the Swamp gathered at the Kennedy Center. 

After 11 months in office, Joe Biden is one of the most unpopular presidents in modern American history. His approval rating, depending on the poll, ranges from the upper 30s to the low 40s. But when he and Jill Biden entered the presidential box at the Kennedy Center, they received a prolonged standing ovation. 

The elite of Washington's wine and cheese crowd thinks he's the best thing since French bread and brie! 

Meanwhile, the American people are being pummeled by "Bidenflation," a hidden tax hike on the average household of nearly $200 a month!  

Thousands of small businesses have gone out of business during the pandemic. Biden said he had a plan to "crush COVID" and save the economy. But more Americans have died this year from COVID under Biden than died last year under Trump.

The public correctly believes our schools have been turned into indoctrination centers. We're being challenged by enemies all over the globe. More than 60% of Americans believe we're headed in the wrong direction.

Most heartland Americans can't even dream of a night at the Kennedy Center. They just want to be able to go to their local restaurant without being harassed by the vaccine police or shocked by the latest price increases. But for Washington's liberal elites, an evening with Joe and Jill Biden was the thrill of a lifetime. 

During the evening's performances, David Letterman looked up at the Bidens and said, "It's quite nice once again to see the presidential box being occupied, and the same with the Oval Office." Letterman wanted to be sure that working-class Americans had no doubt that this crowd loves the failed Bidens and hates the successful Trumps.

But Middle America may well get the last laugh. The latest Harvard/Harris poll finds Joe Biden losing to Donald Trump in a potential rematch.