Because, of course, Joe Biden is not, Joe Biden cannot, in any way, be at the controls of the most powerful power on earth. If there were still any terminally naive Democrats who still doubted, last night, during a debate in which CNN and its minions called Biden the same as Ferdinand VII, the last illusions were dashed.
The common thing, after a debate between presidential candidates, is for the addicted press to consider their man the undoubted winner. No matter how bad he did it, there is always a way to twist it to argue that he was the best. Always? Well, no: Last night was such an unmitigated disaster that Democratic commentators are either terrified, speechless, or suddenly candid.
The horror, the horror. How cruel it is to drag that poor old man to the stage under the spotlight. senile dementia. Fortunately, his rest must, by necessity, be very close.
For you, reader, and for me, nothing new: Biden was horrible. Sticking to the classic post-debate model, in a CNN poll, 67% of those who endured the evening gave Trump the win, while 33% futilely clung to the illusion that it was Biden.
Babylon Bee, a satirical publication, broke the news that Trump will have to return to the bench, this time accused of murdering an elderly man on camera.
With everything CNN had done to make things easier for Biden: servile journalists, a two-minute delay in the broadcast, the absence of journalists or an audience… It was all useless.. To make matters worse, Trump was strangely restrainedalmost presidential, containing his obvious desire to go in for the kill, to end the agony of that old man babbling incoherently.
The truly golden moment, the exact instant when Trump decided the debate and, probably, the election, came when the candidates were asked why American citizens should vote for one or the other. Biden got into such a terrible mess, uttering random words, ideas that were not connected, some of them incomprehensible, that the moderator, merciful, had to cut him off and move on to Trump, who began his speech like this: «The truth is that I don’t know what he said at the end of the sentence. I don’t think he knows it either.”. All over the ball.
As of this past morning, everyone, Democrats included, has understood that Biden is a puppet and that the United States —and therefore the world— It is run by people we don’t know, who don’t stand for election or even show their faces. And that is a much, much bigger problem than the victory or defeat of Donald Trump in the presidential elections in November.
Biden’s performance has been a trickle. He never drove anyone crazy as a candidate, but the Democrats were willing to pretend he was the last Coca-Cola in the desert as long as they let them, even though their voters were slowly deserting him until he was left with only pitiful support for a “democratic” leader. But yesterday was a throw in the towel. In fact, that’s what the big progressive media are doing—if you’ll excuse the redundancy—all in panic mode.
Because the questions it raises are key. The most obvious thing is that Biden must be replaced as the Democratic candidate immediately, now. But that same thing was true yesterday, weeks ago, and months ago, and yet they haven’t done it, suggesting the existence of power groups that do not agree on their replacement and we don’t know who they are.
Another question is why the media is suddenly admitting the obvious. The fact that it is obvious has not until now been an obstacle for them to deny it, as they do with the problems of mass immigration or weather maps, as we have seen the “jewel” of the verifiers, Newtral, do in Spain. Who gave the order to open fire now?