The Biden team's bad playbook

 Blaze:

New leaked documents from former President Joe Biden's campaign reveal the true extent of political malpractice that took place behind closed doors in response to his rapid mental decline.

The bombshell memo shows Biden's closest advisers pressuring the aging president to hold an early summer debate with then-candidate Donald Trump last year "before many Americans would already be voting," which some have described as "the worst political advice" that could have been offered. The memo also encouraged an early debate so that Biden could "set the terms of debate to best work for [him]" and reach the “widest audience possible."

The memo also capitalizes and bolds every reference made to Biden, presumably to avoid any confusion for the reader. The document was circulated just 73 days before Biden's now-infamous performance on June 27, 2024.

“By holding the first debate in the spring, YOU will be able to reach the widest audience possible before we are deep in the summer months with the conventions, Olympics, and family vacations taking precedence,” the memo reads.
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The early debate showed Biden's cognitive decline and led to his withdrawal from the race after the post-debate polling came in.  While Biden was toast, Kamala Harris was probably worse as a candidate. 

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