Posted on 08/10/2019 5:41:40 PM PDT by conservative98
We almost can’t believe how poorly prepared the Joe Biden campaign is. He’s still the front runner, and there was a time when people assumed he, like Hillary, was the chosen one, and all he had to do was announce his candidacy and the nomination was his.
But his campaign has been a disaster — he had to post a video explaining away his creepy groping and hair sniffing — and his performance in the debates has been terrible so far, with the old white man getting kneecapped by Kamala Harris, who shot way up in the polls.
And then there are the gaffes, which seem to keep coming. On Saturday, Biden claimed that he was vice president when the Parkland school shooting happened, and he remembers when “those kids from Parkland” came up to see him.
What?
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Joe Biden lies again https://t.co/0NDaFnbvdD— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) August 10, 2019
Let’s just call him “Joke Biden”.
One of his fondest memories is when he got to ride the space shuttle to Mars.
Gaffe, hell. He lied to try to enhance his resume. People who do that don’t get the job.
Close to being thrown into a van like a side of beef territory, I see.
abe lincoln used to call him all the time for advice.
Professional fool.
It’s not that he’s poorly prepared, it’s that he’s a pathological liar.
That and helping Abraham Lincoln draft the Gettysburg Address as they flew out to PA on Air Force One.
That’s really very creepy, when you see those pictures all together.
“I was at the emergency room at Parkland, one room over from where JFK and Jackie were. I’ll never forget it. It was a terrible time for our country...”
NBC’s Brian Williams is backing up Biden’s claim, saying he was there also when the meeting took place.
Lies are not “gaffes”
Joe Pantload
Hap was believable.
Was he on that plane with Hillary under fire?
“One of his fondest memories is when he got to ride the space shuttle to Mars”.
He was actually returning to his place of birth when he took that ride.
Did he mention that time he gave Orville Redenbacher the idea for microwave popcorn?
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