Biden Emboldened

Perhaps the greatest disappointment to come out of Tuesday’s muddled elections is that Joe Biden’s disgusting demagoguery seems to have been rewarded. Apparently, accusing half the country of being fascists works. 

Clearly, Joe Biden feels emboldened. His triumphalism was on full display during yesterday’s White House press conference. 

In his opening remarks, Biden vowed to resist efforts by Republicans to cut Social Security and Medicare. There is no effort to cut them! The campaign is over, but Biden is still stuck on that lie.

When he finally took questions from reporters, the first question Biden was asked was what he intended to do to address the fact that 75% of Americans feel like our country is off track and headed in the wrong direction. 

Biden’s response: “Nothing. . . I’m not going to change.” He went on to argue that we just don’t know yet about all the good things he’s done for us. Even one liberal CNN commentator felt Biden’s answer was “insulting.”

Biden again claimed that he was serious about uniting the country. But when asked about his relationship with House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy, Biden said, “I haven’t had much occasion to talk to him.” 

Really? It’s difficult to bring people together when you’re not interested in talking to them. It’s even harder when you’re too busy calling them “semi-fascists.”

When asked about congressional investigations into his son’s corrupt foreign business dealings, Biden laughed it off as “comedy.” 

Almost every day something else about the Biden crime family comes out. The stench of this corruption scandal only gets worse. But it’s just a joke to Joe Biden, and there’s no follow-up questions from the media. That’s what happens when you have a room full of liberals interviewing a liberal.