by a wide margin in 2020 are about to swing dramatically against him and his party. a week from today, new york of all places, could have a republican governor . athn 2last time there was election in new work, biden won the state by twenty three points. whahat we re seeing is what political scientists refer t. as a realignmen and there s no mystery as to why it s happening. democrats failedively. conclusi no group in american historyorsj has done a worseob job running this country than the neo liberals currently in charge. they re viciouootbal, they e intolerant, and they are utterly corrupt. but abov liberalchare all, theye incompetent in less than two years. it is not a overn overstatement to say they have run this country into the ground, wrecking our economy. decirt, e, creating our militarytate and opening the borders of the united states to more than five million lawbreakers. the destruction they have wrought is so profound it s hard to describe. so of course
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