Biden gets lost again giving a speech: ‘What am I doing here?’
A sad spectacle of elder abuse, done in the name of power for left-wing Democrats, is unfolding almost daily, as the cognitive impairment of Joseph Robinette Biden, the 46th President of the United States, becomes impossible to hide. Yesterday, in a belated visit to Texas, he stumbled through a script written for him, butchering names of prominent local politicians, unable to speak coherently, and finally asking, “What am I doing here?” in frustration.
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Former Secret Service Agent Dan Bongino laid out four nights ago the “worst-kept secret in the White House” – that after less than 2 months in office, Biden’s cognitive decline is real.
Democrats already are asking Biden to give up the sole power to order a nuclear strike. This illustrates the grave peril for America and the world of a POTUS not in full possession of his faculties. It also demonstrates what a grave, irresponsible move it was for a conspiracy of Democrats and media/social media figures to normalize hiding Biden in his basement during the presidential campaign, so that he could serve as a reassuring front man for a leftist cabal that is really running the show, and has the option of installing Kamala Harris as president via the 25th Amendment.
Joe Biden says 'America is back.' Back to what?
I wonder if I am the only one confused by Joe Biden's repeated use of the phrase "America is back" when he talks to foreign leaders.
First, where did America go?
Second, does use of this phrase mean that "America is back" to
(a) kissing up to bad actors like China and Iran?
(b) lax border enforcement?
(c) committing U.S. taxpayers to pay for the defense of countries in NATO, while taxpayers in many of those countries get virtually a free ride as they take their two months of vacation a year?
(d) providing the U.N. 22% of its funding, which is far greater than any country, even though it routinely bashes the U.S. and Israel?
(e) entering into climate deals that require little from other countries but much sacrifice from the U.S.?
(f) negotiating trade deals that allow other countries to take advantage of us?
(g) restoring aid to Palestinians without any conditions that it will not be used to fund terror activities?
Any assistance that readers could provide in helping me figure this out would be appreciated.
Josh Kantrow is a cyber-security attorney who lives in Chicago.
Image: Gage Skidmore via Flickr, CC BY-SA 2.0.
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