“Biden is a worse president than Carter because Carter proceeded cautiously in his first couple of years. Inflation was tolerable in his first couple of years. But Carter also abandoned Iran and left 50 American hostages behind two years later,” he said. "Those hostages, however, were returned as Reagan entered office. The difference now is that it looks like Biden will leave people behind, he said.
. . ."Back in May, when inflation headlines were raging, gas prices were surging, and the coronavirus crisis was kicking in again, critics of President Joe Biden tried to label him the new Jimmy Carter. Former President Donald Trump joked, “That is very unfair to Jimmy Carter.”
"The label didn’t stick in most circles because Carter was saddled with one crisis Biden had avoided, the foreign policy debacle in the Iran hostage crisis.
"But now, as Biden muddles through a much worse crisis in Afghanistan, the comparison is returning, and this time, it’s sticking.". . .
. . ."Alfredo Ortiz, the president and CEO of the influential Job Creators Network, for example, said the parallels are clear to “ordinary Americans."
"He cited surging prices on everyday necessities, weak job growth, threats of high taxes, and the Afghan debacle as permanent stains that Biden won’t be able to wash out.
“ 'The American people can only hope,” he said, “that Biden follows Carter in yet another respect, being ousted after only one term in office.' ”. . .
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