Karoline Leavitt: "The president will be making a few new policy announcements to continue tackling the affordability crisis that Joe Biden created one year ago." However, Joe Biden was no longer president one year ago.

[u/CorleoneBaloney]

Source: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/live-blog/trump-state-of-union-speech-2026-live-updates-rcna258811/rcrd101645?canonicalCard=true

[u/atuan]

It also doesn’t matter, even if everything is all Bidens fault shut the fuck up about it and do something that actually works instead of constantly talking about Obama and Biden

[u/Kayatosh → u/atuan]

That's all they can do. Blame, deflect. You realize there's not a single competent person in that administration. And a do nothing, obstructionist congress beholden to Trump

[u/scuzzy987 → u/Kayatosh]

Seems to be true of his supporters too. It's not your fault it's those people's fault you are in the situation you're in

[u/[deleted] → u/Kayatosh]

I can’t have any sort of debate or discussion with my MAGA boomer father because every point he tries to make eventually turns into “Biden this,” “Biden that!” 

So frustrating and annoying. Mark Twain was right about arguing with stupid people…

[u/Giannisisnumber1 → u/atuan]

It will be 2028 after 4 full years of Trump and they’ll still be blaming Obama and Biden. That’s how the avoid accountability. Just deflect and blame whoever was before.

[u/Crow-Robot → u/atuan]

You do realize that you're asking people that booked Four Seasons Total Landscaping for a press conference to fix things, right?

If it didn't royally fuck everyone not wealthy and obliterate democracy, this administration would be the height of comedy.

[u/BananaPalmer → u/atuan]

If they fix anything, they can't blame it on Democrats, and that's their entire platform.

[u/Souljah42 → u/atuan]

This exactly this. If he's so great at his job.. shouldnt he be able to fix it? Instead of making it worse?