Posted on 06/16/2021 11:56:04 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
…. While the presidential plane waited to leave Geneva, President Biden took questions from reporters who were pressing him on what he had achieved during the Putin meeting.
"To be a journalist you have to have a negative world view, it seems," Biden said, chiding reporters for "never" asking a positive question.
Pushed over whether or not he accomplished anything, he responds "we will see".
Over the audible pleas of the president's team asking reporters to wrap up the questions, Biden continued to speak with them and defend his position with Putin.
Biden apologised for being "short" and a "wise guy" to reporters, who he then called "the brightest people in the country".
(Excerpt) Read more at bbc.com ...
11 minutes of teleprompter, 11 minutes of note cards. And 2 minutes of dementia.
Wow.
"What flavor of ice cream is that, Mr. President?"
Biden get’s cushy softballs on a tee while Trump dodged arrows and slings. And still, he whines about it. As a lifetime politician, he should easily be able to artfully give a lengthy response without answering the question, or like Obama, just lie. Trump gave them the truth, and they hated it.
Haven’t seen it yet.
Bet it’ll be on Tucker.
He better hope they don’t start questioning him like they did Trump. He will have a heart attack.
Propping up Biden is a chore. Propping up the MSM is never going to happen. There is no credibility left.
They will never give “president” biden a hard time.
BTW, how come biden doesn’t hold rallies around the country?
He was so popular dontchaknow. 80 million votes and all that.
In the spirit of Bill Clinton:
“Mr President...Depends or Diaper?”
Remove this nasty, senile OLD retard FRom the White House!
Bet he came just a leg hair’s width away from telling those reporters: “If this were high school...”
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