100 days of failure: Biden the job-destroyer

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In his first hundred days, Biden has aggressively pursued policies that destroy American jobs.

On day one, Biden abandoned Keystone XL pipeline workers, forcing thousands into unemployment with the stroke of a pen. American workers and families effected by his job-killing decision are still struggling to get by.
Biden is blocking new oil and gas drilling on federal lands, which if kept in place threatens hundreds of thousands of jobs.
He rejoined the Paris Climate Agreement, which could destroy anywhere between 400,000 and 2.7 million jobs.
Biden is proposing a job-destroying $2 trillion tax hike to fund a Green New Deal-style “infrastructure” package, which studies say would threaten 159,000 American jobs and lower workers’ wages.

Three months after Joe Biden canceled the Keystone XL pipeline, many laid-off pipeline workers are struggling to get by.

“I lost probably 60 to 80 grand not being able to go on that job...If I’m not off working, I’m barely scraping by. I got two kids I have to support.” pic.twitter.com/EQrbhgXSlc
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) April 19, 2021

Biden administration officials repeatedly dismissed concerns from workers, saying they need “different [jobs],” “different education,” and that there are “jobs that might be sacrificed.”

Biden is destroying jobs, and abandoning workers and their families to deal with the consequences.