Fox News host Laura Ingraham warns that a second Biden presidential term would bring more government handouts, abortion on demand, an end to gas-powered vehicles, and widespread legalization of marijuana. She argues that these policies are designed to appeal to special interest groups and distract voters from the economic consequences of supporting the Democratic Party.
Fox News host Laura Ingraham sounded the alarm about the potential consequences of a second Biden presidential term, arguing that the Democratic Party's agenda is designed to entice voters to vote against their own economic self-interests.
In her opening monologue on "The Ingraham Angle," Ingraham outlined what she believes will be the focus of a Biden second term: increased government handouts to Black Lives Matter activists and the transgender lobby, relentless promotion of abortion on demand, a ban on gas-powered vehicles and stoves, and the legalization of marijuana.
Ingraham characterized these policies as giveaways to special interest groups and claimed that they are intended to distract voters from the negative economic impacts of supporting the Democratic Party. She warned that the party is asking Americans to vote for policies that will make them and the country poorer and weaker.
Ingraham also criticized the Democrats' lack of credibility on issues of protecting democracy, citing their attempts to prosecute former President Donald Trump and their support for policies that she believes could lead to the use of the U.S. military and National Guard as a "personal muscle" for right-wing politicians.
She accused the Biden campaign of using empty rhetoric about equity and climate consciousness to dress up their true agenda, which she said is to harm Americans.
Ingraham concluded by expressing hope that Biden will concede defeat in the November election and that the self-proclaimed defenders of democracy will accept the will of the voters. However, she expressed concern that these individuals may not be willing to respect the outcome if it does not go their way.
Ingraham's commentary reflects a growing concern among conservative commentators that the Democratic Party is out of touch with the economic concerns of average Americans. They argue that the party's focus on social justice issues and identity politics is alienating voters who are struggling with inflation, rising crime, and other economic challenges.
It remains to be seen whether Ingraham's warnings will resonate with voters. The polls are currently deadlocked, and it is unclear who will win the election in November. However, Ingraham's commentary highlights the deep divide between the two parties and the potential consequences of a Biden second term.
