Joe Biden’s First 100 Days in 100 Seconds

Jobs eliminated. Bowing to the teachers unions. A record number of migrants at the border. Georgia small businesses left at the curb.

This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Joe Biden’s first 100 days in office.

On day one of his presidency, Joe Biden signed an executive order cancelling the Keystone XL Pipeline and killing thousands of jobs in the process. Many oil and gas workers were left wondering how to make ends meet, with no new green energy job opportunities on the horizon as Biden promised.

Biden prioritized opening the border over reopening schools, despite the science showing it was safe for students and teachers to expeditiously return to the classroom.

Biden’s open border policies ultimately led to a record number of migrants surging to the border and criminal cartels raking in millions of dollars off of Biden’s immigration failures. However, Biden’s border crisis manager, VP Kamala Harris, has yet to visit the border or hold a formal press conference addressing the issue.

If killing jobs and neglecting a crisis wasn’t enough, President Biden also left Georgia small business owners stranded after lying about Georgia’s new election law and encouraging the MLB to move their All-Star game out of Atlanta as a result. 

State officials projected that the MLB’s move would cost Georgia more than $100 million in lost tourism revenue, and small business owners are left bearing the brunt.

Needless to say, for the “moderate” candidate who ran on unifying the country, Joe Biden’s agenda over the last 100 days has been nothing but a reflection of the far left’s priorities.

Whitney Robertson, Deputy Press Secretary at America Rising PAC: “From job-killing energy policies, to open borders, to prioritizing special interest groups over hardworking Americans, the actions President Biden has taken since coming into office have destroyed people’s livelihoods and wreaked havoc on communities across the country.”