Weekly Wrap-Up with Dan Bishop: President Biden's first year
Story Date: 1/24/2022

  Source: US Rep. Dan Bishop (NC-9th), 1/21/22
 

Dear Friend

 

Today, thousands of pro-life Americans arrived in Washington, D.C. to show their support for protecting the unborn during the 49th annual March for Life.

 

TWEET: Every human life is sacred

 

Every year, the March for Life draws national attention to the pro-life movement’s quest to ensure that every life, born and unborn, is protected. The rally itself has grown in popularity in recent years, as President Trump became the first sitting President to attend the March for Life two years ago. This coincides with the great strides the pro-life movement has made recently.

 

 

Most notably, the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case currently before the Supreme Court represents the pro-life movement’s greatest opportunity yet to overturn Roe v. Wade.

 

One look at a sonogram tells you all you need to know:

The bottom line is that every human life is sacred and worth protecting.

 

MORE: Proud to have earned an A+ on the Susan B. Anthony list pro-life scorecard!

 

One Year of Biden Failures

 

As I’m sure you are aware, this week also marked the one-year anniversary of President Biden's inauguration. On January 20, 2021, Biden was sworn in, and rather infamously, claimed that he would be a uniter-in-chief: “We can join forces, stop the shouting and lower the temperature. For without unity there is no peace, only bitterness and fury.”


“This is our historic moment of crisis and challenge, and unity is the path forward,” Biden said.

 

It’s one year later, and we all know how that promise turned out. As President, Joe Biden has delivered nothing but crisis after crisis, while passing the blame to someone else for his mistakes each time. It’s not a stretch to say that the Biden presidency is the most divisive presidency in our lifetime. Even going as far as targeting his political opponents, or in this case, labeling parents, as “domestic terrorists.”

 

It’s worth highlighting a few notable crises that have plagued the American people this year:

  • Biden border crisis continues to drag on with no end in sight
  • Skyrocketing inflation is impacting every American
  • Empty shelves are everywhere thanks to Biden’s supply crisis
  • Biden’s botched Afghanistan withdrawal has had lasting repercussions

 The common thread here is that these crises stem from weak leadership. President Trump fought for the American people and let our adversaries know exactly where they stood. But it’s impossible to say the same for this current President, as he puts progressive special interests over the American people's interests. Biden’s legacy thus far is one of divisiveness and broken promises.

 

 TWEET: Heading into Year 2, Biden’s divisive rhetoric hasn’t changed

Demanding Biden’s FDA Stop Treating COVID Based on Race

 

Also this week, I authored a letter to FDA Acting Commissioner Dr. Janet Woodcock, along with 30 of my House colleagues. The letter demands Biden’s FDA withdraw its unconstitutional guidance that calls for healthcare professionals to administer monoclonal antibody treatment on the basis of race.

 

TWEET: There’s nothing more un-American than this

 

The decision whether to prescribe life-saving monoclonal antibody treatments should be made based on medical need, but the Biden Administration has other ideas. Discriminating who receives treatment based on race violates the 14th Amendment and is simply un-American.

 

No one should be denied medical treatment because of their race, but that’s exactly what the Biden Administration is doing. I’m calling on the Administration to rescind this unconstitutional guidance immediately.

 

READ: Bishop, House Republicans Demand FDA Withdraw Race-Based Criteria For Monoclonal Antibodies

 Sincerely,

Dan Bishop

 
























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