And it insults the accomplishments of folks like Clarence Thomas who worked their butts off to get where they are today.
Posted on 07/10/2022 11:50:35 AM PDT by knighthawk
The New York Times has once again suggested Joe Biden may be too old to run for re-election in a piece that revealed the president now 'shuffles,' and that staffers are fearful he may trip over wires.
Biden, 79, has experienced a decline in energy levels, with some aides alleging he 'often shuffles' while walking, prompting fears 'he will trip on a wire.' He also often stumbles over his words during public speaking events.
Staffers told the left-leaning New York Times they find themselves holding their breath during Biden's speaking engagements to see if he makes it to the end without a blunder.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
They grade tests on a minority sliding scale.
How could anyone be so looney? I know it’s the Slimes, but...
I don’t think it would be that simple and it certainly wouldn’tbe fair. For example, look at Illinois if it wasn’t for Chicago it would be a red state. Pennsylvania is hemmed in by the two dung-hole bookends Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Georgia which is almost blue, which is all due to Atlanta!
And it insults the accomplishments of folks like Clarence Thomas who worked their butts off to get where they are today.
Clarence Thomas went to school honestly, and long before the system became completely corrupted. Our VP is an idiot. Someone else passed her bar exam.
No, it certainly would not be simple-and I was taught from an early age that life is seldom fair-some big cities on/near the border of a blue state might want to become part of that blue state-fine-my employer is from Oregon and he says that inter-state split has been discussed for years and is being talked about again. I don’t know where Chicago would go-but if the rest of Illinois overrules it, something drastic would happen. A population switch in those areas seems logical-likewise, Atlanta, which has turned part of that once-lovely state into crap...
Would be nice if 4chan is going to do some digging.
Law school is really bad and medical school is catching up. Choose wisely if a decision is needed, and always look for professionals with gray hair!
“Someone else passed her bar exam.”
Either that or they provided her with detailed cheat notes cleverly disguised-attorney or not, she is one dumb person...
“...staffers are fearful he may trip over wires.”
Correction: “...staffers are fearful he may trip over a painted line.”
Its hard to imagine the consequences of her becoming president. Its no secret in the rest of the world that she’s a real ding bat.
Is she that stupid? So how did she graduate from school? Just saying.
I’m sure she did a *lot* more screwing than just willie brown.
Maybe that’s why we don’t see him at night while he is sundowning.
Liberal women of color do not get failed in law school. They always pass the Bar exam.
Our newest Supreme court critter is that way. I can predict how she will vote for the rest of her career. Regardless of the law, just need the Democrat party talking points.
They’ll wait until he’s been in office for two years so the replacement VP can be elected to two terms.🙄
Hell, I remember him talking gibberish in ‘74.
Wondered how a guy like that could be a Senator. My father said the doubletalk was just a political technique. I thought he was genuinely stupid.
I was wrong. He’s not stupid, he’s deranged.
The ‘handlers’ need to be strung up first.
Check out vintage footage on his 80s presidential run.
“The New York Times has once again suggested Joe Biden may be too old to run for re-election in a piece that revealed the president now ‘shuffles,’ and that staffers are fearful he may trip over wires.”
Somebody with photoshop skills could go viral with Slo-Joe Biden ‘Shuffle dancing’.
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