Biden’s interim report: Americans grade him on economics, immigration, foreign relations and climate change

Austin, Texas – The people of Austin rated how well President Biden handled the economy, immigration, foreign relations and climate change in 2022.

“In terms of the economy, I would give Joe Biden an F,” one Nebrascan told Fox News. “We are still struggling with rampant inflation. Our gas prices have skyrocketed since he canceled the pipeline.”

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But a heavy-mustached Texan disagreed, giving Biden a 2 for economy.

“He’s doing a good job keeping it together and trying to help people who need it,” he told Fox News.

Immediately after taking office, Biden revoked a federal permit for the Keystone XL pipeline that would have allowed the transport of 830,000 barrels of oil per day. Critics said the move led to increased gas prices.

Hours after his inauguration as President, Biden revoked federal approval for the Keystone XL pipeline.
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At immigration, a Phoenix resident visiting Austin gave Biden an F.

“We’re in Texas right now. Literally a thousand people walked in in one day,” she told Fox News.

However, the mustache-wearing Texan gave Biden a C or D for immigration.

“It’s really not his fault. It’s a generational problem that will take a long time to fix,” he told Fox News.

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A migrant caravan of more than 1,000 people illegally entered El Paso, Texas, from Mexico within four hours on Dec. 11, according to the Texas Tribune. And the El Paso sector of the Border Patrol recorded over 2,150 encounters with illegal immigrants each day for the first two weeks of December.

The Nebrascan, meanwhile, also gave Biden an F for external relations.

“We basically gave the war in Ukraine a blank check,” he told Fox News. “We shouldn’t just give people money to get involved in wars that we may not have any real interest in.”

Washington has sent around $19.3 billion in security aid to Ukraine since February 2022.
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The Biden administration has sent nearly $20 billion in military aid to Ukraine since the war with Russia began. Biden said Ukraine should be able to defend its sovereignty against Russia’s unprovoked aggression.

An Austin resident agreed and gave the President a D for foreign relations.

“He doesn’t present the United States in a positive light,” she told Fox News.

One woman gave Biden a 3 for climate change.

“I haven’t heard any concrete action steps or plans they are implementing,” she said.

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“We’ve made huge technological advances to clean up the United States where he’s supporting China. And China is one of the dirtiest countries in terms of climate,” the Austin resident told Fox News.

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