The CantmIre Post

The year is 2023 and the world is in a state of chaos. The economy has plummeted and the United States is embroiled in numerous conflicts both at home and abroad. President Joe Biden, who was elected in 2020, has been trying to bring stability back to the nation, but his efforts have so far been met with little success.

On that night's edition of Jesse Watters Primetime, Fox host Jesse Watters explained why President Biden may be in serious trouble as the 2024 presidential election approaches. He pointed out that despite all of Biden's attempts to restore order, he has failed to make any progress on addressing the economic issues plaguing the nation or calming down social unrest. Furthermore, he argued that Biden had not done enough to reach out to independent voters who are increasingly becoming disillusioned with politics as a whole.

Furthermore, Watters noted that although Biden had promised to bring about sweeping change when he took office, his first two years as president had accomplished little for American citizens. Despite billions being spent on stimulus packages and other initiatives aimed at helping those suffering from the pandemic-induced recession, unemployment remained high and many people were still struggling financially.

Watters concluded his segment by saying that if President Biden wanted a second term he would have to do more than just talk – he would need to actually deliver concrete results for Americans. This meant increasing jobs, creating new opportunities for businesses, reducing taxes and regulations on businesses, and pushing through meaningful legislation that could improve people's lives – things which Biden so far had failed to do in his first two years in office.

In short, Watters argued that unless President Biden can show tangible progress over the next two years before 2024 rolls around then he will likely face an uphill battle for re-election.