Republicans assess how Biden handled the presidency in two years: “Deserves an five.”

Republicans believe that the way President Joe Biden has handled inflation, the southern border crisis, and the country’s surge in crime are just some of the reasons his presidency deserves an A two years after his presidency.

Sen. John Barrasso, of Wyoming, said the president deserves an “F” grade for his first two years in office, citing the economy and the border crisis as some of the many reasons he believes the president has failed the American people. .

“In the middle of President Biden’s term, he deserves an F for letting the American people down. Wyoming families can’t afford two more years of Joe Biden failures,” Barrasso said Friday, two years after Biden was sworn in. January 20, 2021

“For two years, Joe Biden has been at war with Wyoming and American energy,” Barrasso continued. “He drove inflation to a 40-year high and borrowed trillions of dollars to pay off his liberal base. President Biden caused the worst border crisis in history. As commander in chief, he embarrassed the nation with his lethal surrender to terrorists in Afghanistan. The American people want more American energy, lower inflation, a strong military, a secure border, and secure communities.”

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President Joe Biden’s inauguration took place on January 20, 2021.
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“Republicans in the Senate will continue to fight for the priorities of the American people every day. We will hold Joe Biden responsible for his failures. We will work to undo the historic damage the Democrats have done in such a short time,” the Republican senator continued.

Rep. Byron Donalds, a Florida Republican, also agreed with the president’s poor assessment, saying that “Democratic success is America’s failure.”

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“My assessment of their work is the same as last year, with a capital F.F for failure, blatant, weak, fruitless and futile,” Donalds said in a statement to Fox News Digital.

“Under this administration, America is more divided, in debt, and in danger due to its reckless handling of the border, uncontrolled spending, the dismantling of America’s energy infrastructure, the weaponization of our federal government, and the ongoing division based on racial and cultural movements. Their “success” is America’s failure, and now the Republicans in the House of Representatives will hold them accountable to the 118th Congress,” Donalds continued.

Congressman Byron Donalds claimed that Biden said Biden deserved a “big F” rating.
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Agreeing with her GOP colleagues, Rep. Eliza Stefanik, RN.Y., shared with Fox News Digital that Biden’s presidential record gives him an “F.”

“Joe Biden got an A for his failed leadership. Two years of his failed policies have made every American pay more for almost everything, and his failure to enforce the law on our southern border is exacerbating this humanitarian and fentanyl crisis. This is Biden’s crisis, but House Republicans in the new majority are determined to critically examine this administration.”

“Joe Biden has been in office for two years and all he can show is an open border, rampant crime and skyrocketing inflation,” Senate Republicans tweeted on the occasion of the two-year anniversary of Biden’s inauguration.

Since Biden took office in 2021, inflation has hit a 40-year high of 9% in June, the economy has entered a technical recession, millions of illegal migrants have crossed the southern border, the US has withdrawn its troops from Afghanistan and fentanyl overdoses have become the leading cause of death among young adults, according to US government data analysis.

Despite the country facing major setbacks over the past two years, the White House on Friday sent out a “cheat sheet” to Democratic lawmakers and Biden allies touting the two-year-old president “getting things done.”

The release comes amid rumors that Biden is gearing up for another presidential campaign in 2024.

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The White House compared the results to the Republicans, who they claim are “creating chaos and proposing an extreme and divisive agenda.”

Chris Pandolfo and Audrey Conklin of Fox News contributed to this report.