Biden dementia on display in attacks on Vance

 DC Daily Journal:

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In yet another eyebrow-raising moment, President Biden referred to Vice President Kamala Harris as his “boss” on Thursday and mistakenly called Ohio Senator JD Vance, Donald Trump’s running mate, by the wrong title — labeling him “secretary” during an event where he unveiled new gun-focused task forces.

The 81-year-old president, well-known for his gaffes, delivered a rambling speech to a group of guests at the White House.

In an odd statement, he claimed to have attended “all but three mass shootings in the United States of America,” before launching a misleading attack on the Republican vice presidential candidate, JD Vance.

Biden incorrectly accused Vance, 40, of dismissing mass shootings as an unavoidable reality in America, even though Vance’s actual comments suggest the opposite.

“I’m going to be very blunt, Secretary Vance of Ohio has called these shootings facts of life. Who the hell do these people think they are?” Biden angrily remarked.

However, what Vance really said during a Sept. 5 interview with CNN was that schools need to bolster security so shootings don’t become a fact of life.
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Biden has become a pitiful husk of a man who is often out of touch with reality.   While the 25th Amendment may be appropriate because of Biden's dementia that would result in elevating Kamala Harris who does not have dementia as an excuse for her craziness.

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