In his first, embarrassing press conference since the inauguration, Joe Biden said a lot…
Of course, most of what he said was the usual incoherent babbling everyone’s so used to.
Then Biden made perhaps the most truthful statement of his career, when talking about President Trump: “Oh God, I miss him”. Here’s why Biden’s right for once:
Miss me yet?
It’s the classic line when administrations change over… all of a sudden, you’re thinking about the last guy in a very different way.
That’s seemingly what happened just the other day, at Joe Biden’s first post-inauguration press conference.
Right before announcing that he’d spent the entire run-up to the election lying, and that he’d almost certainly be running again in 2024 (despite the fact that he’s barely able to talk NOW), Biden took a question about the next election:
“Have you decided whether you are going to run for reelection in 2024?”
That’s when Biden broke the heart of any liberal who made the mistake of trusting him.
It wasn’t just that Biden broke his promise of only being a one-term president… it was how he praised President Trump.
Here’s Biden’s full answer… with no room for misunderstanding:
“My predecessor needed to. My predecessor, oh God, I miss him. No, the answer is yes, my plan is to run for reelection. That’s my expectation.”
Given just how much of President Trump’s work Joe Biden is keeping in place (despite condemning so much of it over the last 4 years), that shouldn’t exactly be a surprise.
Just look at USPS postmaster Louis DeJoy. When Trump appointed him, dems like Biden were furious, even accusing him of trying to steal the election. With Biden in power, he could drop DeJoy any time, no questions asked… Instead, he’s keeping DeJoy in the post, proving just how much of a sham their opposition truly was.
The fact is, dems like Biden don’t even know what they stand for at this point. The only way they can come up with their positions is to look at people like President Trump, say “I don’t like that”… and then do the exact thing they condemned.
No wonder Biden misses Trump so much.
