LIZ PEEK: Democrats have a Joe Biden problem. And there's no way to fix it

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Several days ago, he spoke before a conference on Social Security in Chicago, his first address since leaving office in January.
46% : In his Chicago speech, Biden also reminisced that he learned about segregation from seeing "colored kids" go by on a bus when he was in fourth grade, another embarrassment.
40% : At least Trump won't be borrowing money to fund lease payments on empty office buildings or DEI programs at government agencies.
30% : He used the opportunity to scare seniors into believing that the Trump administration's efforts to reduce waste and fraud in Social Security (estimated by the Social Security Inspector General to total $72 billion from 2015 through 2022) might mean their checks will be delayed or interrupted.
22% : The reality is that President Donald Trump is attempting to preserve Social Security, which is slowly going bankrupt; ignoring reality and doing zero to fix our entitlements programs was only one of many Biden lapses.
15% : After all, he's so out of touch with reality that he still thinks he could have beaten Donald Trump.

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