Christmas Is Coming Early

Joe Biden must have been naughty this year because he's getting nothing but coal in his stocking. The administration is suffering defeat after defeat. 

Biden admitted late yesterday that his "tear down faster" bill, inaccurately described as "Build Back Better," won't pass this year. Why not? Because he can't get his own party in line. (See next item.)

They're not giving up completely. They plan to try again in January. But for now, Biden, Schumer and Pelosi have a big lump of coal, ironically thanks to the senator from one of the biggest coal states.

Here's more good news: The Senate parliamentarian told Chuck Schumer yet again that he cannot jam a massive amnesty for millions of illegal aliens through the Senate on a purely party-line vote. That violates the rules of the Senate.

Meanwhile, another federal court struck down the latest effort by the Biden White House to repeal Trump's "remain in Mexico" policy. The administration has been ordered by other courts to reinstate the program, but they are dragging their feet and doing everything they can to "slow walk" the court orders. 

But wait. . . There's more!

The Justice Department abandoned negotiations with the ACLU to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to illegal aliens who were separated from their children when they tried to enter the country. 

The backlash to this plan was enormous, and undoubtedly contributed to Biden's plummeting poll numbers. Support for this insane idea was limited to the neo-Marxist fringe. 

Clearly, the Biden/Harris team is on its heels.