Posted on 08/03/2020 6:03:51 AM PDT by Red Badger
Profile photo, opens profile page on Twitter in a new tab Dan Bongino @dbongino Not a joke and not hyperbole - I’m hearing from people close to the situation that Biden’s cognitive decline is rapidly worsening and is becoming increasingly difficult to mask. The Democrats are going to have to make a decision soon. 6:48 AM · Aug 2, 2020 85.3K 31.8K people are Tweeting about this
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Dan Bongino — “Not a joke and not hyperbole – I’m hearing from people close to the situation that Biden’s cognitive decline is rapidly worsening and is becoming increasingly difficult to mask. The Democrats are going to have to make a decision soon.”
There’s nothing to protect Biden when the debates begin, even without an audience.
We’ve all seen how hard Biden’s campaign is working to hide his mental degradation. This is a guy who can’t give a short press conference without a list of hand chosen reporters to call on and detailed notes on how to answer basic questions. Absolutely nothing he does anymore is off the cuff, which is why press conferences only happen ever three to four months. His speeches are short and his most scripted moments are painful to watch.
I can....................
Joe will be given the questions far in advance , if there are debates .
Good to see those comments from 2012. The buffoon image has got a history to it. And the Dems call Biden “presidential”?
Can’t imagine a better situation for President Trump. An opponent the Democrats are holding at arm’s length.
Looking back on Biden's career, he always seemed to be a Kennedy wannabe. My first impression of him was in the Clarence Thomas hearings. Never trusted the guy since then. A diehard D.C. politician with an Irish gangster way of operating.
The title, VICE President, suits him very well.
There is a lot to unpack in that painting...though I have to admit, it looks like someone photoshopped my face onto the Jester!
That is okay. I could do a lot worse than being the jester, though I don’t think I have enough talent or lack of humility to do that effectively!
Just "Maskdebates."
Remember the abundance of Obama and Hillary bumper stickers and yard signs in the 2008, 2012 and 2016 elections?
I haven't seen even one Biden For President bumper sticker or yard sign this election season.
Sadly, there aren't many promoting Trump either.
But that is no doubt partially due to the fact the Trump supporters don't want the militant democrat anarchists to burn their cars and houses and threaten or injure family members.
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Half shown poconopundit sees the elusive visage, whose frowns, smiles, bows and
And wrinkled lips expose the sneer of cold command, and
Tell that this freeper well those passions read...
Which yet survive, stamped on this lifeless painting...
The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed... (with apology to Percy Bysshe Shelley )
Wouldn’t be a surprise to me one bit if Biden is replaced last minute and the replacement is someone none of us had guessed and this person is labeled the savior of the US.
I believe Biden is only and had only been the placeholder all along, so that there isn’t enough time to publicly disclose the evil of the replacement, or for this person to have to debate. They’ve been sandbaging the entire time.
How ironic that is, rlmorel! So save the painting. Show your wife. . . wait a minute. Scratch that. Who wants to be known as the jester. I’ll never tell :- )
Is there are a way to praise Biden, but ding him at the same time -- so only the insiders get the joke?
Biden for President: A Statesman with the Foreign Policy Experience of a True Mandarin! (Get it?)
I'm thinking of the meme that got James Woods kicked off Twitter:
Anyway, I got you covered. . .
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