Dennis PragerFounder, PragerU · Founder of PragerU | NYT best-selling author

The Damage of Biden's Presidency to the Democrat Party

18 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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In this monologue, Dennis Prager critiques President Joe Biden, arguing that his administration has inflicted severe damage on the Democratic Party. He references a column by Biden that portrays him as a disaster, highlights the "Autopen" controversy, and emphasizes the administration’s open‑border policies that have led to a massive influx of illegal migrants. Prager claims that these policies have caused a decline in the standard of living for millions of Americans and have created chaos abroad. He cites post‑election exit‑poll data—35% Republican, 34% independent, 31% Democrat—to illustrate that the Biden‑Harris administration has driven the Democratic Party into a deep, potentially inescapable hole.

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But getting back to this Autopen issue, let me again take you back to some of the things that Biden wrote about. And he started off this column just talking about how Joe Biden was such a disaster. And he says there's a reason voters for 40 years were never interested in electing Joe Biden president of the United States until the bizarre circumstances of 2020. But he says Leave the damage Biden has done to the U.S., the massive migrant influx, the decline in the standard of living for millions of people, and the chaos abroad for another day. Right now, new analysis shows the damage Biden has done to his party. It is immense. He goes on and he talks about the open border crisis that, frankly, even through December, the Democrats were still trying to bring in illegal aliens, actually even through, even through January. And then he talked about their slip in the polls, how exit polls had showed after the presidential election that 35% of voters identified as Republican while 34% identified as independents and 31% had identified as Democrats. So the Biden-Harris administration had dug the Democrat Party into a deep hole, and I'm not sure that they could get out of it.