Another Splendiferous, Gafftastic Day for Joe Biden
BY RICK MORAN AUGUST 11, 2019
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Joe Biden is on a roll. A gafftastic roll. The near-octogenarian, former vice president and front runner for the Democratic Party nomination for president, is causing his supporters and Democrats across the country to pull their hair out in worry and trepidation.
The whispering campaign has become a dull roar; is Joe Biden too old to be president?
Bloomberg:
Just thought I'd mention it took two days before Biden "quickly caught himself." And Uncle Joe's idiotic reference to "three genders" at a Q&A at the Iowa State Fair had even his most enthusiastic supporters scratching their heads.
If Biden keeps this up, not even his partisans in the media will be able to protect him.
Next thing you know, Biden is going to claim he was in office during the Civil War.
No one is more pleased about Biden's gaffisms than his main rivals for his party's nomination. But the former veep has built a great deal of momentum over the last few months and the latest polls show him nearly doubling his lead over his nearest rivals, Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
He is clearly the candidate to beat. But his penchant for weird misstatements and oddly unsettling references cause many less-partisan observers to wonder whether the old man is simply confused, or suffering from some debilitating condition like Alzheimer's disease.
It hardly matters. The next debate holds great peril for Biden. If he were to slip badly on national TV in front of millions of Democrats, even his friends in the media would start to abandon him.
BY RICK MORAN AUGUST 11, 2019
https://pjmedia.com/trending/another-splendiferous-gafftastic-day-for-joe-biden/
Joe Biden is on a roll. A gafftastic roll. The near-octogenarian, former vice president and front runner for the Democratic Party nomination for president, is causing his supporters and Democrats across the country to pull their hair out in worry and trepidation.
The whispering campaign has become a dull roar; is Joe Biden too old to be president?
Bloomberg:
Just thought I'd mention it took two days before Biden "quickly caught himself." And Uncle Joe's idiotic reference to "three genders" at a Q&A at the Iowa State Fair had even his most enthusiastic supporters scratching their heads.
If Biden keeps this up, not even his partisans in the media will be able to protect him.
Next thing you know, Biden is going to claim he was in office during the Civil War.
No one is more pleased about Biden's gaffisms than his main rivals for his party's nomination. But the former veep has built a great deal of momentum over the last few months and the latest polls show him nearly doubling his lead over his nearest rivals, Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
He is clearly the candidate to beat. But his penchant for weird misstatements and oddly unsettling references cause many less-partisan observers to wonder whether the old man is simply confused, or suffering from some debilitating condition like Alzheimer's disease.
It hardly matters. The next debate holds great peril for Biden. If he were to slip badly on national TV in front of millions of Democrats, even his friends in the media would start to abandon him.