,,, " Joe Biden completely made no sense when he was trying to explain the Wuhan coronavirus relief bill.
It was really bad and it explains why they’re afraid to have him deliver an address to Congress or do any kind of a real solo press conference, because at this point they have to be afraid this is all going to fall apart if he does anything live and this all becomes too obvious to the American people.
... it’s getting worse
Biden was holding an event to announce the nomination of two female generals to be promoted to combatant commanders.
You could even see he was reading a teleprompter.
But it didn’t help, he lost it in the middle.
This is just scary awful.
He literally forgets the name of his Secretary of Defense, forgets the position, as well as the name of the Pentagon, calling him “the guy that runs that outfit over there.”
“I want to thank the — former general. I keep calling him General — the guy who runs that outfit over there. I want to make sure we thank the Secretary.”
Yikes.
... Whatever is going on with him medically, whatever you call it, it’s a complete train wreck.
He looks in terrible condition and he looks worse every day.
It’s horrible what Democrats have done here.
They’ve put this guy in, all to hold onto power without giving a darn about how much that might endanger us all or even how it might hurt him.
He’s having trouble just reading the teleprompter, let alone making any impromptu comments or responding independently or intelligently to questions.
Shame on all the people involved in this and no, don’t even try to claim this is just a “stutter.”
... God help us all."
"Jen Psaki Is Asked About
Media Access to Joe Biden
and Her Answer Suggests
Things Aren't Well"
"White House press secretary Jen Psaki has gone round and round with reporters in the White House press corps for several weeks now on the issue of when Joe Biden will be holding his first formal press conference.
... let’s flash back to what she said on Friday in response to the question because it’s relevant.
Instead of being non-committal, she was a little more detailed in letting reporters know that Biden would be doing his first formal presser “before the end of the month,” though she did not give a specific date.
Psaki then attempted to debunk the insinuation that Biden was avoiding reporters by droning on and on about how Biden had supposedly taken questions from reporters at least 40 times but was also very busy taking care of The People’s Business, yada yada.
But the AP reporter who questioned her continued to press the matter, pointing out that catching the POTUS on the fly for a question as he was walking out of a room was not the same thing as a formal Q&A.
It’s at that point Psaki basically told the reporters assembled in the room that they should be fine with the scraps Biden throws at them on occasion because he had more important matters to focus on at this point in time or something.
... (a) reporter asked, “what does it mean going forward?
Will we see more of President Biden?”,
Psaki interjected with a question of her own.
“You mean more than 40 Q&As in the last month?”
Psaki said to the reporter.
After Psaki had finished interrupting her, the reporter continued on with her question:
“… where he will be [subjected] to more extensive questions, follow-ups, the kind of things that we’re doing today? Will we see him regularly?”
It was then Psaki appeared exasperated and snapped, stating that “I – I don’t know if you’ll see him more than 40 times a month but I’m happy to ask him that question.”
As I said of her answer on Friday, this one was not only pathetic but disturbing and insulting.
... Biden vowed to have the most transparent administration in history.
... Sorry, Ms. Psaki, but being able to yell out a quick question to Biden as he walks away from the podium and exits the room (and as the press are being herded away like cattle) is not what I would call a “Q&A.”
It’s just not.
It doesn’t sound like the press is buying that line of argument, either.
Her answer, along with Biden’s incoherent explanation on the COVID relief bill this past weekend, suggests things are indeed not well at the White House with the president.
... If what happened over the weekend and in recent weeks with him is any indication, the American people are right to be concerned and are owed an answer from this White House beyond Psaki’s snide “I’ll check and let you know” responses.""
