Dems rally to support worst president in American history

 DC Daily Journal:

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Paul Begala, a former Clinton administration official, recently highlighted a significant challenge facing the Democratic Party following President Joe Biden’s recent debate performance. During a Thursday debate moderated by CNN hosts Jake Tapper and Dana Bash, Biden exhibited several concerning behaviors, including moments where he froze, appeared to lose his train of thought, and made multiple verbal errors.

Begala expressed the gravity of the situation during an interview with CNN host Jim Acosta, emphasizing the political peril for any Democrat who might consider urging Biden to step down. “The first politician, the first Democratic politician to call on Biden to step down, it’s going to end their career,” Begala stated. He explained that despite any justifiable concerns about Biden’s performance, the president remains deeply cherished within the party for his victory over Donald Trump in the 2020 election.

This sentiment was further underscored by Begala’s comments on the Democratic governors who might otherwise be considered strong candidates. “There’s a dozen governors in my party, I think, that could be very strong candidates. Maybe not a dozen, maybe half a dozen at least,” Begala noted. However, he added, “None of them are going to say, ‘Hey, let me step forward and knife Julius Caesar.’ Biden is a beloved man in the Democratic Party… He delivered us from Donald Trump. He is beloved.”

Biden’s age and mental acuity have been recurring issues, exacerbated by his debate performance. Past incidents have added to these concerns, such as Biden’s erroneous claims about conversations with deceased leaders and his repeated physical stumbles, including a fall at the Air Force Academy in June 2023 and other incidents involving his bike and the steps of Air Force One.
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They can say anyone calling for Biden to resign will end their career, but the opposite might be true. The first Democrats to go on record and be unashamed in their criticism of Joe Biden might actually save their political career moving forward. The reality is that Joe Biden is likely to get clobbered by Donald Trump if the Democrats don’t change course. That exonerates anyone criticizing Joe Biden.
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Biden has been a horrible presdient on many levels.  His bugout from Afghanistan was a debacle that got American troops killed.  Biden then went on a spending spree that resulted in some of the highest inflation in decades.  That was especially true for groceries and gas.

Biden is not only incompetent he is also feeble and exhibiting dementia which adversaries could take advantage of. 

Trump was by far a better president who controlled inflation and adversaries feared. The country was more prosperous and safer under Trump.

See also:

Jill Biden’s dark past comes to the surface and explains everything

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