Democrats are done with Biden

 NY Post:

Many Democrats are no doubt convinced they have suffered enough, but fate seems to believe otherwise.

How else to explain Joe Biden’s decision to start making public appearances and defend his presidency?

First he did a dry run with the BBC, then jumped into a warm bubble bath at “The View”– and still nearly drowned.

Amidst the usual half-sentences and frozen delays came this gem about what he’s up to: “I’m trying to figure out what’s the most significant and consequential role I can play, consistent with what I’ve done in the past.”

The sound you hear is 40 million Democrats smashing their heads against walls and shouting “No, no, no! You can help by going back to sleep!”
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Surely there are some better Democrat politicians than Joe Biden.  His dementia exposed how inept he could be.   It is time for the party to move on with younger and more dynamic candidates.  If they can't find one that is them for electing weak candidates.  They need to do a better job of recruiting.

See also:

Democrat running for Congress caught shredding incriminating evidence

And:

 Dem Mayor Arrested for Storming ICE Facility Plays the Victim on CNN, Then Damning Video Comes Out

And:

 Joe Biden Is as Embarrassed by His Presidency as We Are

And:

 Obama official rips Joe Biden to pieces for this outrageous lie

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