Staff Reports
Joe Biden is not just stumbling; he’s practically tripping over himself in the political arena. At 81, Biden’s ability to lead is under scrutiny, with a whopping 72 percent of Americans believing he’s too old for the job. Every step he takes seems like an audition for a comedy show rather than a presidency. It is a disastrous balancing act – stay in hiding and fuel the rumors or show up in public to further prove the point.
In a recent unintentional comedy skit masquerading as a radio interview, Biden baffled everyone by referring to himself as a black woman who served with a black president. This blunder is just one in a long list of Biden’s mental lapses. His attempt to rectify his public image with media appearances has backfired spectacularly, marking the start of what can only be described as a tragic downhill journey.
NOT SATIRE: “Joe Biden, 81, describes himself as a black woman” https://t.co/phIgHRylhy
— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) July 5, 2024
The notion that a 15-minute interview with George Stephanopoulos could somehow revive Biden’s presidency is laughable. Top donors are now holding onto their wallets tighter than ever, knowing that one media appearance can’t undo the damage. A short, pre-recorded interview only highlights how fragile Biden’s image has become, a last-ditch effort doomed to fail from the outset.
THIS IS GETTING CRAZIER: Biden just told a Philly radio station today that he’s "proud" to be "the first black woman to serve with a black president."
They will tell us 'he had a cold and was jetlagged." pic.twitter.com/zyUPrlpUKu
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) July 4, 2024
Even Democratic stalwarts like Debbie Dingell are breaking rank, criticizing Biden for living in a bubble, as if one interview could turn things around. His performance at the White House’s Independence Day event was another nail in the coffin. Biden’s incoherent rambling about a World War I cemetery in France left people wondering who in their right mind thought this was a good idea.
The scene is set for a complete political meltdown. With every public appearance, Joe Biden not only confirms he’s out of touch but also out of time. America needs a president who can walk and talk without turning every event into a sideshow. The enduring question: Who’s really running the country as Biden stumbles through each day?
