Throughout his presidency, Joe Biden has faced criticism for misleading the American people, contributing to his historically low approval ratings. These failures ultimately fractured his own party, culminating in Democrats replacing him with Kamala Harris as their 2024 presidential candidate against Donald Trump. Biden’s final days in office have been marked by more controversial moves, including a bold and misleading declaration that the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) is now part of the Constitution.

On Friday, President Biden announced that the Equal Rights Amendment is the law of the land, claiming it as the 28th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. This declaration, aimed at bolstering women’s reproductive rights, was immediately dismissed as having no legal weight. The National Archives and its archivist, Colleen Shogan, reaffirmed that the amendment cannot be recognized due to its expired ratification deadline. Even senior White House officials admitted that Biden’s announcement was symbolic, with no immediate legal or procedural implications.

Despite acknowledging these limitations, Biden presented his statement as if it carried the weight of law. To make matters worse, VP Kamala Harris reiterated Biden’s false claims in another episode of lying to the American people. This move reflects a clear pattern in the Biden/Harris administration, the use of misleading narratives to galvanize his base and divide America further, even when the facts do not support his claims.

Biden’s parting rhetoric also highlighted his growing obsession with billionaires supporting Donald Trump, such as Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. In a speech, Biden accused these individuals of forming an oligarchy and influencing the incoming Trump administration. However, this criticism is pure hypocrisy given Biden’s own ties to wealthy donors throughout his presidency. Billionaires like George Soros and others heavily backed both Biden’s administration and Kamala Harris’s campaign, yet Biden never objected to their involvement.

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The hypocrisy deepens when considering Mark Zuckerberg’s prior support for Biden. While Zuckerberg’s contributions were seen as normal during Biden’s tenure, the narrative has shifted now that he supports Trump’s freedom of speech ideology. Biden’s selective view highlights a divisive double standard that undermines his credibility.

Biden’s sudden push for the ERA as a 28th Amendment comes off as a last-ditch effort to leave a legacy. However, his timing raises questions. If this issue was truly a priority, why did he wait until the final days of his presidency to act? This move was designed to misinform and create division rather than achieve meaningful progress. Even legal experts and members of his administration concede that the ERA’s legal hurdles make its recognition highly unlikely without Congressional action, which Biden failed to prioritize during his term.

As Biden exits the Oval Office, his actions reveal a presidency plagued by division and misdirection. By misleading the public about the ERA, vilifying opposing billionaire supporters while ignoring his own, and attempting to rewrite the narrative of his presidency. Even on the way out, the Biden administration and Democratic Party continue to sow division among the American people, a pattern that has defined their tenure.

Check out this citizen’s summary of Biden’s presidency.

In stark contrast, the incoming Trump administration signals a focus on direct action and transparency. Biden’s failings may serve as a reminder of what the American people rejected and why Trump’s message of strength and accountability resonated with voters. As Biden’s term ends, one thing is clear: Americans are ready for a change, divisive and hypocritical leadership is no longer an option.

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