Newt Gingrich: Joe Biden's top 10 blunders
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President Biden has overseen a remarkable number of complete blunders with just 7 months in office. To make sense of them all and consider how to overcome them, I decided to make a list of them.
Of course, it would take months of time and writing to list all the errors Biden has made in his 48 years in politics, so I decided to start at his inauguration in January. These are roughly in chronological order. It seemed impossible to rank them as so many of them could have lasting, unforeseeable consequences. 1. Bipartisan Baloney
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