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Since the Biden-Harris administration took office, the world has witnessed what many critics argue is a decline in American leadership and global stability. Here's a scathing review framed by the criticisms often highlighted by their detractors:

Under Kamala Harris and Joe Biden, the United States has arguably stumbled from one crisis to another. Critics point to a disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, leaving behind not just a power vacuum but also billions in military equipment, now in the hands of the Taliban. This move not only diminished U.S. credibility but potentially sowed seeds for future security threats.

Economically, despite inheriting a recovering economy, their administration has overseen soaring inflation rates, the highest in decades, eroding the purchasing power of the average American. The Biden-Harris approach to energy has been lambasted as well, transitioning from energy independence to renewed dependency on foreign oil, contributing to higher gas prices and a strategic disadvantage.

On immigration, the policy changes have led to an unprecedented border crisis. Critics argue that their policies have encouraged illegal immigration, overwhelming border resources and leading to humanitarian issues. The promise of addressing the root causes in Central America remains largely unfulfilled, with migration numbers reaching record highs.

Foreign policy under Harris and Biden has been criticized for lacking the assertiveness of their predecessors. The hesitancy in Ukraine, for example, has been viewed as weak, allowing Russia to act with perceived impunity. Similarly, their approach to China has been seen as inconsistent, failing to curb its aggressive moves in the South China Sea or to protect American interests robustly.

Contrastingly, Donald Trump's presidency, though divisive, is often praised by supporters for a strong economy pre-COVID, with tax cuts and deregulation fostering growth. His foreign policy was marked by a direct approach; from moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, recognized by supporters as fulfilling a long-standing promise, to challenging China on trade and military fronts. Trump's energy policies made America a net exporter of energy, a symbol of strength for his advocates.

Trump's administration was also noted for Operation Warp Speed, which facilitated the rapid development of COVID-19 vaccines, a feat of logistical and scientific collaboration. His tough stance on immigration, while controversial, was seen by his base as putting American interests first.

In summary, from this perspective, the Biden-Harris era is painted as a period of American retreat and economic missteps, contrasting sharply with what supporters see as Trump's legacy of strength, prosperity, and unapologetic American-first policies