Media having a hard time ignoring Biden's problems, but their support for him does not wane

Andrea Widburg:
Biden's sexual assault problem gets worse, and he seems more senile than ever

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Michelle Goldberg, a New York Times writer known for using different standards for Biden and Kavanaugh, says the new evidence is a "nightmare" — not because a woman suffered at Biden's hands, but because it hurts Biden's chances at the White House....
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Goldberg is frightened, but the Washington Post is still valiantly spinning, this time claiming that these new facts are merely partisan amplification of “efforts” to “question” Biden’s behavior....
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What does amplify the problem is that someone remembered a video from last year in which Kamala Harris said she believes those Biden accusers who complained about unwanted touching. Scratch her off Biden's list of possible female choices for vice president. Maybe Biden can expand his explorations by looking at so-called transgender women.

So far, though, Biden's response to the allegation has simply been to deny it in a formal statement. The media have refrained from asking him any questions about it.

Meanwhile, Biden's latest campaign video gives more fuel to the speculation that he is so lost in dementia that he can no longer speak for himself. He doesn’t even look like Jill Biden's ventriloquist dummy here because his lips aren't moving. Instead, he just looks like a dummy.......
There is more.

What Biden is doing is causing the media to reveal their double standard and demonstrate their high dudgeon on sexual harassment is just a means for attacking people who are not Democrats.  They have been totally revealed as partisan Democrats willing to engage in bad faith attacks on Republicans and make excuses for more substantive evidence against a Democrat.

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