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U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell criticized President Biden's administration, stating that the President has failed in the most basic responsibilities of government. In a speech on the Senate floor, McConnell highlighted concerns about the state of the union under Biden's leadership.

McConnell expressed disappointment in the President's governance, stating, "For three years, the President who campaigned as a moderate has governed like an activist from the furthest fringe of the Democratic Party." He pointed out that despite inheriting a strong economy and military modernization, President Biden's agenda has led to economic struggles and weakness abroad.

The Senator highlighted issues such as rising consumer prices, inflation, and increased spending under the Biden administration. He criticized the President for ignoring economic concerns and pushing through left-wing policies that have negatively impacted working Americans.

Furthermore, McConnell raised concerns about the administration's approach to law enforcement and the judiciary, accusing President Biden of supporting left-wing activists and undermining institutions. He also criticized the President's handling of immigration and border security, pointing out a surge in illegal border crossings since Biden took office.

On the international stage, McConnell questioned the credibility of the United States under President Biden's leadership. He raised doubts about America's commitment to its allies and partners, particularly in the wake of the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan and hesitancy in dealing with global threats.

In conclusion, McConnell emphasized the need for a change in leadership, stating, "This fall, the voters have a chance to issue a further course correction – one with a bit more finality." He expressed anticipation for Senator Britt's response to the State of the Union address, offering a contrasting perspective on the current state of the nation.