‘Kudlow’ discusses Biden’s leadership qualities amid crises with inflation, COVID and Afghanistan.
It has not been a great year for our great country. We’ll talk about that in a minute.
Saving America, killing Bill was one of the best things to happen this year.
But I want to go back and quote President Trump’s super optimistic Thanksgiving message, but I’m going to replace Christmas.
It’s here:
“A very interesting time in our country, but don’t worry, we’ll be great again – and we will all do it together … America will never fail, and we will never allow it to go down the wrong path. management. Too many generations of greatness rely on us. Enjoy your Christmas – knowing that a wonderful future awaits! “
This is Trump at his best – his faith in America, his democracy and freedoms, his faith in “America First” and his resilience through thick and thin.
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Whether you agree with certain aspects of Mr. Trump or not, I would say his message is exactly the kind of optimistic leadership this country needs right now. Instead of a “winter of serious illness and death,” we need an optimistic connection to the strength of the American people across the country, including the so-called “deplorable” under attack by media elites with their pretentious noses in the air and their sarcastic responses to those who disagree with their leftist awakening. So count me as a Christmas optimist.
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Traditional conservative values will eventually triumph. Free enterprise capitalism too. The freedom to choose too. So will be the importance of religion.
President Biden has had a tough year because he’s gone in a completely different, extremist direction.
His polls are crumbling, but he doesn’t want to hear anything. Afghanistan was a disaster. We could be on the verge of war with Russia in Ukraine.
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Catastrophic flows of illegal immigrants due to a policy of open borders. The inflation rate has skyrocketed due to massive government spending funded by the Fed’s huge money creation.
Great government socialism is not the America we love. Over-regulating state control of energy, banking, health care, and education is not the American way. Government replacing parents and families is not the American way. A radical left program is not the American way. General mandates are not the American method.
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The fact that we killed Bill should make Biden think he’s on the wrong track. But he won’t listen. He and his mob are radical and stubborn left-handers.
Frankly, President Trump left this country in very good shape. Tax cuts, deregulation, energy dominance, securing our southern border, tough on China and Russia, near-zero inflation, record unemployment for minority groups, lower poverty, reduced inequality and increased income middle-class families.
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Like I said on that show, from the start, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Biden made the tragic mistake of attempting to reverse all of Trump’s successful policies. It was a great error.
Sometimes I think Biden acted on his own Trump inconvenience syndrome without any thoughtful analysis of his policies.
But while nothing is perfect, Donald Trump handed Joe Biden a silver platter. Sadly, Joe Biden took that silver platter and badly tarnished, twisted, and twisted this beautiful platter almost beyond recognition.
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To return to Donald Trump’s optimistic message:
“We will be great again and we will all do it together. America will never fail … Too many generations of greatness are counting on us.”
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With that, merry Christmas. We will be save America, and us will be kill bill.
This article is adapted from Larry Kudlow’s opening commentary on December 23, 2021