As the COVID-19 pandemic nears its end, it’s clear the economy should be returning to normal. But this Friday’s jobs report shows that the U.S. economy is still not on the swiftest road to recovery. With the unemployment rate dipping in dozens of states, the financial situation of millions of Americans is improving. But despite the best efforts of businesses around the nation, many of them are struggling to get their employees back.

Last week, President Biden proposed an increase in the corporate tax rate to pay for his disastrous far-left "infrastructure" bill. According to recent polling from Morning Consult and Politico, roughly 60% of voters support raising taxes on corporations and wealthy Americans to pay for this $2.2 trillion proposal.

It is said that the next ten years will see more dramatic innovation and change than the last 100 years combined.

Editor’s note: We endeavor to bring you the top voices on current events representing a range of perspectives. Below is a column arguing that Biden has abandoned his earlier calls for unity. You can find a counterpoint here, where Professor Jason Nichols argues that Biden is governing as a unifier.

The following is the inaugural article of Adam Brandon, president of FreedomWorks.org, for Newsmax.