Joe Biden Swan-Dives off the Deep End
With Incoherent, Offensive Speech
Posted By: Garnet, 3/27/2023 5:40:59 PM
Joe Biden spoke on Monday, and as is often the case, he really shouldn’t have. The President of the United States took the podium just hours after a school shooting took place in Nashville. While there, he delivered scintillating remarks on what kind of ice cream he eats, and that was the most coherent part of his remarks.The “Weekend at Bernie’s” presidency continues apace.(Snip for Tweet)Does he know how to read a room, or does he know how to read a room? Biden is a real man of the people, showing his empathy for the victims of a heinous crime by riffing for the umpteenth
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