Biden has another bad day

Red States:

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Biden claimed Russians were firing missiles “indiscriminately into Russian cities.”

That’s what’s on your prepared notes you’re reading from, really, Joe?

Biden can’t seem to keep the players in the drama straight. During his SOTU address, he referred to Ukrainians as “Iranians.” You could even see the cringe moment with Kamala Harris behind him, desperately mouthing, “Ukrainians,” with “oh, my” written all over her face.

Then Biden claimed on Thursday it was Americans who were “confused out there.”

Sorry, Joe, it isn’t Americans who are confused, it’s you. This is just a continuing pattern of insulting Americans for having the sense to not be enamored of him, telling the truth about how bad they think he is in polls, or questioning his positions. As we previously reported, in November he said Americans weren’t getting it because they had “psychological scars” from the pandemic. Then, this past week, Biden indicated that people didn’t get what an awesome job he was doing because they were “psychologically” unable to feel happy. This latest remark is another version of that same dismissal of American opinion.

At some point, the White House staff figured that this was a case of diminishing returns, the longer that the press was there. So they moved – in that rude way they have – to throw the press out.

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“Will you ban Russian oil?’ a reporter yelled, as the staff started trying to shove them out the door.

“He said No! Let’s go!’ a Biden staffer said.

“No, he didn’t,” “He didn’t respond to anything,” the reporters responded.

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Biden can't ban Russian oil because he has made the US dependent on it because of his absurd limits on US production.  He has to find a way to change his previous policy which the climate kooks endorse and he appears too feeble-minded to make the move at this point.  The Democrats supported this nonsense and they will hopefully pay a price for it in the 2022 elections.

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