From “Anyone But Hillary” to “Anyone But Biden”: The Case for Trump 2024

The past few election cycles in the United States have been a whirlwind of political drama and public discontent. Reflecting on the elections of 2016, 2020, and now 2024, it’s clear that each cycle has been dominated by a powerful undercurrent of dissatisfaction and a recurring theme of “anyone but” the current candidate. This sentiment has shifted from Hillary Clinton in 2016 to Donald Trump in 2020, and now, incredibly, to Joe Biden in 2024. Let’s break down why Biden’s presidency has failed so spectacularly and why the relentless media attacks and political persecution against Donald Trump only underscore the desperate need for his return to leadership.

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In 2016, the American electorate was tired of the political establishment. Hillary Clinton, with her extensive political resume, was seen as the embodiment of the status quo that many voters had grown to distrust and disdain. The controversies surrounding her use of a private email server and the perception of her as an elitist, disconnected from the everyday concerns of ordinary Americans, only fueled the desire for change. Donald Trump, a businessman and reality TV star with no political experience, stepped into the fray promising to drain the swamp and restore American greatness. His blunt, unfiltered style resonated with millions who felt left behind by globalization and economic change. Despite the relentless media attacks and accusations of impropriety, Trump’s message struck a chord, leading to a stunning upset victory. The voters had spoken: they preferred an outsider willing to shake things up over a career politician they could no longer trust.

Fast forward to 2020, and the political dynamics had shifted dramatically. Trump’s presidency was marked by significant accomplishments, including tax reform, deregulation, and the appointment of conservative judges. However, his tenure was also characterized by relentless controversy, much of it fueled by a hostile media environment. The Democrats and their allies in the media were relentless in their attacks, from the Russia collusion hoax to the impeachment over a phone call, and finally, to his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite these challenges, Trump’s administration delivered a robust economy and a strong stance on international relations, particularly against China. Yet, the 2020 election became a referendum not on Trump’s policies but on his personality. Joe Biden, who campaigned primarily from his basement, positioned himself as the antithesis of Trump. His campaign slogan, “Build Back Better,” was less about policy specifics and more about rejecting Trump’s brash style. The media played a crucial role in shaping this narrative, focusing on Trump’s “mean tweets” rather than his policy successes.

Now, as we approach the 2024 election, the political landscape is in disarray. Joe Biden’s presidency, initially heralded as a return to normalcy and decency, has been marred by a series of failures and missteps. The chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, rising inflation, a crisis at the southern border, and a faltering economy have all contributed to a significant decline in Biden’s approval ratings. His administration’s handling of these issues has been ineffective at best and disastrous at worst. The promise of unity and competent governance has given way to a presidency defined by confusion and incompetence.

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The media, which had been so critical of Trump, has been relatively muted in its criticism of Biden, despite the numerous crises that have unfolded under his watch. This double standard has not gone unnoticed by the American public. The Biden administration’s focus on opposing Trump and the ongoing legal battles against him seem more like a distraction from their own shortcomings. Trump’s supporters see these actions as political persecution, designed to prevent his return to power rather than a genuine pursuit of justice. This perception is reinforced by the stark contrast between Trump’s proactive approach to governance and Biden’s reactive and often incoherent responses to crises.Biden was supposed to be the change agent, the leader who would bring the aisles together and restore faith in American institutions. Instead, his presidency is marred by failure and a lack of clear direction. His new slogan isn’t about hope, change, or even Bidenomics. Instead, it feels more like a defensive plea: “Get off my lawn, and take the dogsh!t with you for comfort and solace!” This is not the message of a confident and forward-looking administration; it is the message of an embattled and beleaguered presidency.

The 2024 election is shaping up to be defined by a growing sentiment of “anyone but Biden.” This sentiment is not limited to Republicans; even some Democrats are expressing frustration with the current administration’s performance. The sense of disillusionment is compounded by concerns about Biden’s age and cognitive abilities, with many questioning whether he is fit to lead the country for another term. The American electorate is once again faced with a crucial choice, and the sentiment driving this election seems to be an increasingly widespread desire for change—a desire for “anyone but Biden.”

As we look back over the past eight years, two things have become abundantly clear. First, Biden is not a fine wine, improving with age; his presidency has instead highlighted his limitations and failures. Second, as former President Obama once quipped, “Don’t underestimate Joe’s ability to screw things up.” The American people deserve better. They deserve a leader who can rise above the political fray and deliver real results. Donald Trump, despite the relentless attacks and controversies, has proven that he can be that leader. His track record of strong economic performance, decisive action, and a willingness to challenge the status quo make him the right choice for 2024. It’s time to put America back on the path to greatness. It’s time to bring back Trump.