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Is there anyone who does not cringe when Biden begins to speak? I lobbied him a couple of times way back when. Once with just me and my partner in the room with him and another time with a slightly larger group. The first time I was the newbie and my partner told me to expect a shallow conversation, in other words Biden was a man who was not a real sharp or prepared individual. Not stupid, just flighty and a person who was not real well read or educated on what he was speaking about. That is exactly what we got. A lazy elected representative basically. The second time he was acting like he was stoned. He wasted everyone's time and people were pissed.
He is 77 and now the gaffes are virtually every time he speaks. He has deteriorated mentally and he needs to step aside and enjoy the rest of his life and straighten out his family.
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He was 8 years younger than Biden is now.
You won’t concede the President’s extortion scheme, which is obvious objectively on the evidence presented. I don’t have to guess your reaction if this mountain of evidence involved a Democratic Part President.
You get the money when you assist in the investigation of a corrupt US Vice-President and his corrupt son. Simple.
Why won't you concede that the Bidens are dirty as shit and should be facing criminal charges?
Well, Mika is still blowing Biden but it appears that the Morning Schmo has had enough and is looking to chow some pow or go with door number 2, the gay Peter’s peter.
https://hotair.com/archives/ed-morrissey/2019/11/21/morning-joe-time-dems-talk-biden/
Morning Joe: It’s time for Dems to have a talk about Biden
“I think Biden has the best chance of beating Trump. I do,” Scarborough declared earlier on MSNBC’s Morning Joe, “like if he’s on his game. But I just wonder, is the media grading Joe Biden on a scale?”
SCARBOROUGH: Of course, Willie, he’s struggling there. He’s closing his eyes. He knows he’s having trouble finding words. The sentences are jumbled, the words are jumbled. I just worried when I read — you see this and, listen, I’m just saying, I think Biden has the best chance of beating Trump. I do. Like if he’s on his game. But I just wonder, is the media grading Joe Biden on a scale? Are we afraid to say that a lot of his sentences don’t make sense? That he’s having trouble completing thoughts? That when he’s asked in a previous debate about Afghanistan an issue he knows more about than anybody, not only on that stage, but in Washington, D.C., he ends up stumbling through an answer on Iraq. Are we grading him on a scale the same way people have always graded Donald Trump on a scale in these debates?
GEIST: Yes. The answer is yes.
When co-host Mika Brzezinski argued that the presidency requires more than just extemporaneously putting together a coherent string of words, Scarborough shot back that it’s a minimum prerequisite for being an effective candidate:
Still, co-host Mika Brzezinski came to Biden’s defense, arguing voters care about more than just these debate soundbites.
“You’ve got to be able to complete a sentence if you’re running for president,” Scarborough shot back.
Where does one start with Biden’s performance last night? One could start at the start, as Biden seemed to lose his way on the very first question he attempted to answer, but that can just be attributed to momentary jitters. The rest is tough to explain away easily. For instance, Biden claimed to have the support of the Senate’s only African-American member (Caroline Mosley Braun), while forgetting that Kamala Harris was on the same stage as him:
You see, unlike you O'Keefed, I'm not a fraud. When I said in early 2017 that I wanted any and all foreign interference in our election investigated I meant it, and now we see that when you were calling for an investigation you were lying about wanting everything investigated, weren't you comrade.
Now go type "Daddy" three more times for your next killer rebuttal.
Same as it ever was.