Inside the White House a debate rages over how hard the president should attack Republicans heading into the midterms.
www.politico.com
There's so much entertainment here it's hard to know where to start. A few obvious points:
- Joe Biden is increasingly incoherent and bizarre (eg., his imaginary meeting with Golda Meir). It's becoming very difficult to separate his love for B.S. from possible signs of dementia. It's hard to imagine him delivering an effective attack, even if he wanted to.
- His administration's attempts to blame Republicans are usually divorced from reality and/or hypocritical. Everyone knows it wasn't the Republicans who wanted to defund the police. The proposal that he tag the Republicans as the friends of big oil will only provoke laughter (Biden begging OPEC+ to pump more oil, the Nord Stream 2 decision, the release from the strategic reserve, etc.).
Biden's real problem is most Americans oppose his agenda.
He was elected as a moderate who claimed he could get things done. He has governed as a radical who creates one disaster after another.
That's the problem. Going on a feeble and certain-to-be-incoherent attack won't help.