In more than 20 years in Washington I have never seen a more chaotic White House
Perhaps the saddest sight in the world today is the stunning decline of the globe’s sinking superpower. The United States is in free fall, its economy heading towards recession, with soaring inflation, skyrocketing prices for petrol and consumer goods, and a plummeting stock market erasing trillions of dollars from the value of American retirement accounts.
America’s porous southern border has seen a staggering two million illegal border crossing attempts since the start of the Biden presidency, and most major US cities have witnessed their biggest crime waves in several decades, with Washington DC competing to be the carjacking capital of the US. Rising lawlessness and anarchy, from New York to Los Angeles, has once again become a huge issue for American voters.
