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Interesting chyron on News Nation: 2024 COULD BE BIDEN'S BEST YEAR YET

News Nation reports that interest rates will be falling next year, the economy is getting stronger, and crime rates are going down. Add in tumbling gas prices, declining food prices, and a Republican-led House that cannot negotiate its way out of a paper bag nor pass legislation and News Nation says that 2024 could be president Biden's best year yet.

News Nation.

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News Nation is highly factual, least biased.

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/newsnation/

A lot hinges on what the economy does in the run-up to the election.

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Huh

As long as those illegals keep keep pouring by the thousands it will be the main focus
on everyone�s mind in the voting booth.

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Sure it could be. He doesn�t have an Afghanistan to mess up. Or a pandemic to botch. He could spend all year on the beach in Delaware. There are lots of ways for 2024 to be awesome.

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