[Libloather]

“This election is going to get down to, at the end of the day, ‘Who do you want to fly the 747?’” says John Morgan, a major early Biden donor. “You have two choices: Sully Sullenberger—steady, reliable Sully—or you have Steven Tyler, who has his shirt off, piercings everywhere, a snake around his neck, and has already been flying you for three and a half years doing donuts and loop-de-loops in the air.”

Apparently, John isn't paying attention.

[Kickass Conservative]

The Presstitutes are hoping Biden’s Scrotum tastes as sweet as Obama’s did.

[Trailerpark Badass]

Lol, advice on integrity and wisdom from a slip and fall lawyer who advertises during Maury Povich.

[jmacusa]

Joe Biden is a vile, bullying grifting criminal and a serial groper of women and molester of young girls. He’s a dirt bag.

[suekas]

How about he pledged money every year for fund raisers at his sons’ elite school. (The parent association never saw a dime). But when the school had an event, he showed up with reporters and photographers in tow.
How about a couple of cases of plagiarism.
How about making a speech on 9/11/2001, blaming the United States for provoking the attacks.
How about swimming naked in front of female secret service agents, who couldn’t turn their backs.
Not to mention the Ukraine and China.

[KarlInOhio]

Writing the Violence Against Women Act

Did Slow Joe rely on just his own expertise or did he have fellow Dem senators Ted Kennedy and Chris Dodd lend their knowledge on violence against women?

[Steve_Seattle]

"He’s generally seen as a decent guy."

Because the press does not report it when he does stuff like calling a young woman "a lying, dog-faced pony soldier," challenging a union worker to a fist fight, and challenging an old man to a push-up contest. If they report these incidents at all, it is with approval. Trump challenges the powerful, Biden challenges the little guy, and Trump is the one called a bully.

Trump steps back from his corporate empire, donates his entire salary to various good causes, and the media say he's in it for the money. Biden and his family earn, I mean "receive," millions as a result of his political influence, and the media say he's a noble, selfless guy.

[lapsus calami]

 

 

He’s generally seen as a decent guy.

 

Maybe when he's not caught daydreaming about child nipples -

 

 

 

[Secret Agent Man]

We’re expanding the article series:

What Joe Biden no longer knows about Joe Biden

[sauropod]

/eyeroll

[BookmanTheJanitor]

https://thedonald.win/p/FzYebZuy/trump-tweet/c/

Latest Trump tweet

[shotgun]

I’ll take Steven Tyler...

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

"steady, reliable"

First elected to the Senate in 1972, no promotion to national office until 2008.
America had decided Biden wasn’t “all that” by 1990.

Executive experience: bupkis.

And the man will be 78 before Inauguration Day 2021,
and doesn’t look a day younger than that now.

[Mastador1]

He’s old, he’s a liar, he’s a pervert, he’s a plagiarist, an extortionist, influence peddler, he wrote and passed laws that put a great many Black men in prison, he suffers from dementia and if anyone believes that if he won he would have anything to do with any decision making other than choosing the blue or green drool bib for the maybe year before he resigns due to health issues they are out of their minds.

[MikelTackNailer]

Captain Sullenberger landed with precision on the Hudson. I doubt Biden can land
in his walk-in tub without help. He probably thinks his rubber ducky is out to get him.

And he'd be right.