Being right about Biden

 I&I:

We Were 100% Right In 2020 — ‘Elect Joe Biden: He’ll Be The Worst President In U.S. History’

Editor’s note: Now that Joe Biden’s disastrous term as president is coming to an inglorious end, we thought it worth reminding readers that we predicted his failed presidency more than four years ago. Even we are surprised by how prescient we were. Every single item on our list came true. The only thing we missed is that he would end his presidency by betraying his own party and all his sycophants in the media with a get-out-of-jail-free card for his miscreant son. Unfortunately, all the elites and pundits who gaslit the country about Biden will continue to be feted and fattened, while we do the hard and unglamorous work of telling the unvarnished truth. Below is our Oct. 20, 2020, editorial.
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While some like I&I were right about Biden the majority of the media supported him and they should be held accountable for the results.  They were the same media that pushed the Russian Collusion Hoax for two years after Trump was elected.  They even gave themselves rewards for pushing the hoax.

Go to the link above to see the whole editorial.  It was very prescient.

See also:

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 In a scathing rebuke of President Joe Biden’s handling of his son Hunter’s legal troubles, U.S. District Judge Mark Scarsi, who presided over Hunter Biden’s tax evasion case, took the opportunity to sharply criticize both the president and his claims of political motivations behind the charges. The judge’s comments raise troubling questions about the legitimacy of the administration’s approach to the investigation and suggest that the scope of a recent pardon issued by the president may be constitutionally problematic.

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