I could write extensively about the answer to this blog’s title. But I’ll let New York Post columnist Michael Goodwin do the work for me, via the beginning of his latest article:
The third year of Joe Biden’s presidency has been a brutal one. And it’s about to get much worse — in a very personal way.
At a time of deep polarization, Americans of all political persuasions are united in rejecting Biden’s economic policies. Polls show 70% of voters believe the country is headed in the wrong direction and a majority rate the economy as poor.
His open-border policy is raising security alarms at the FBI and causing serious financial problems in cities run by fellow Democrats.
Beyond his policy failures, the president’s mental and physical declines are so pronounced that most voters don’t want him to seek a second term, including a majority of his own party.
Then there are the two regional wars that could erupt into global conflicts. Even as he leads the West’s long, costly support for Ukraine against the Russian invasion, Biden has been compelled to help Israel destroy Hamas, a stance dividing his party and leading to a shocking surge of antisemitism at home.
The crush of crises is more than trouble enough for any 80-year-old president facing a grueling re-election campaign, one where a New York Times poll showed him trailing Donald Trump in five of six battleground states.
And now comes the threat that hits closest to home: The president likely will be impeached by Republicans over his involvement in his family’s corrupt influence-peddling schemes.
All of Biden’s chickens are coming home to roost — at the same time.
The remainder of this article provides chapter and verse of just how deep the Biden influence-peddling/money laundering is, how obvious it is to anyone but the most determined partisan Democrat and how ridiculous the attempts to cover it up are.
It is hard to believe that Joe Biden, 80 years old, cognitively down the tubes, with a disastrous record as President and major-league corruption charges looming, will actually be the 2024 Democrat nominee.
But, then again, based on the polling data so far, it is also hard to believe that the almost-as-old Donald Trump, with 91 separate charges against him (regardless of how ludicrous and politically charged most of them are) will not be the 2024 Republican nominee.
In short, to quote the great Cole Porter, 2024 just may be the year of “Anything Goes”.
God help us.
