Matt Gorman

President Joe Biden delivered his State of the Union address Thursday night. The commander in chief's address reminded Americans just how small and feeble he has become.

From a botched border visit to the Michigan primary to the reappearance of Hunter, the week was anything but smooth for Joe Biden. And it’s unlikely to get any better anytime soon.

Americans need to keep the midterm election results in perspective. Already, three major takeaways are in view and the Biden administration's path for the next two years has changed.

History isn't on the president's side come midterm elections, but Biden and Democrats have only made things worse.

President Joe Biden came into office with a lot of good will. But feeble attempts by his team to spin gaffes and mistakes have deeply damaged his credibility ahead of midterms.

We’re six months from the midterm elections. It’s almost inevitable Republicans will take back the House, and the Senate looks better by the day. Republicans have a steady lead in the generic ballot. President Joe Biden’s poll numbers are mired at historic lows.

How did Joe Biden lose his bearings? He became something he wasn’t.

It’s hard to believe it’s almost been a year since the 2020 presidential election. And in just a few short weeks, the focus will already turn to the 2022 midterms, where President Joe Biden’s agenda will hang in the balance.

It’s safe to say that Tuesday night was a major wake up call for congressional Democrats.

Yes, Vice President Mike Pence is still around. And no, the near-constant chatter about former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley did not come to pass.