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The Democrat Party was the driving force behind getting Joe Biden into the White House as the 46th president. However, as Biden approaches the eighth month of his presidential term, he's not really doing his own party any favors.

Americans recently learned that a drone strike in Afghanistan that was supposed to take out ISIS-K terrorists actually murdered innocent civilians and children. This revelation follows the fact that American citizens remain stranded in Afghanistan as the president enjoys a weekend vacation.

The president has fallen significantly out of favor with Independent voters and even some Democrats are now not so keen on him. Furthermore, with midterms approaching, polls show that Biden's presidential messes are adversely affecting Democrats in swing districts across the country.

Biden's drain on Democrats in swing districts

At the rate things are going, the 2022 midterms are going to result in a sweeping red wave and Republican victories across the board. The GOP only needs a few more seats in Congress to regain the majorities; likewise, Republicans are focusing on swing districts across the United States.

Biden's unpopular and unlikeable policies are a drain on Democrats in swing districts. These swing districts exist within states like Florida, Michigan, Washington, California, Virginia, and Iowa.

Polling of American voters in these swing districts also confirms that Biden's $3.5 trillion spending package is not well-liked; the same moreover applies to the president's moves on foreign policy and the economy, as per the Remington Research Group.

Swing district voters do not favor the current leadership. This doesn't bode well for Democrats, seeing as the Democrat Party is an extension of Biden's leadership.

The make or break midterms

As the midterm elections get closer, many Republicans are warning that these races are make or break. Whether or not Congress remains under leftist control will impact the direction of America. The races will determine whether Biden is able to force through the leftist radicalism of his agenda before 2024.

The possibility of massive GOP wins next year is not a stretch. However, it will demand the proper messaging and campaigning for Republicans, both of which are already underway. The GOP has released several ads thus far, hitting Democrats on key issues that voters care about.

Whether or not the country votes Republicans back into the congressional majorities defines what comes next.