There is no shortage of ammunition for Republicans ahead of the 2022 midterms. For starters, the consequences of leftist leadership in Congress and the White House are a disaster.

The U.S.-Mexico border is in an absolutely depleted state. Border Patrol officers are furthermore facing physical attacks from smugglers because Biden's policies interfere with these officials doing their jobs.

Meanwhile, our enemies overseas are stronger and more emboldened than ever, thanks to how the president extracted our troops from Afghanistan. This extraction happened before Biden stranded Americans in Afghanistan with the Taliban and then called the entire debacle a success.

That's not to mention inflation, more crime, and leftist pushes to infest schools with Marxist critical race theory teachings. Amid all of this and more, Republicans are very confident that they'll take back the House of Representatives during next year's midterm elections.

Taking back the House in 2022

This week, Ohio GOP Rep. Jim Jordan spoke with FOX News Primetime about the issues facing our nation; Jordan also tied these issues directly into the upcoming midterm races in 2022.

The Ohio House Republican explained that Americans are able to clearly see the disasters before them. Jordan mentioned critical race theory, cancel culture, the recent deaths of Marines in Afghanistan, and other problems caused by the left.

Ultimately, Jordan told FOX News Primetime that Americans are able to comprehend the disasters created by Biden and his administration. The GOP congressman also added that "pushback" will come as a result, leading Republicans to take back the House of Representatives.

Republicans on the move

To say that Republicans are making moves to regain majority control in the House of Representatives would be an understatement. GOP congressional groups and members are already targeting Democrats in swing districts and other districts that are becoming less blue.

Republican groups and candidates are also reminding Americans of what Democrat leadership has entailed. Just last month, the Republican National Congressional Committee hit Democrats in new ads about higher school supply costs.

There is no shortage of other issues for the GOP to remind voters of, especially as midterms are only 14 months away.