Biden Looked Normal At The Debates, So Why Does He Appear Senile At Most Other Times?

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Biden Looked Normal At The Debates, So Why Does He Appear Senile At Most Other Times?
I & I Editorial Board
October 28, 2020


Joe Biden called President Donald Trump “George” on Sunday, as if he were running against George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, or maybe George Washington, before catching himself. (Or being helped by someone outside the camera’s view.) He appeared to be a tired old man in need of help with his everyday life. Yet at both debates, though he made mistakes, he looked to be far more sentient, at times even sharp, in stark contrast to the doddering senior citizen we usually see. How can this happen?

“What kind of country we’re gonna be,” Biden asked in a weekend interview with George Lopez. “Four more years of George, uh … George, uh … he, uh — we’re gonna find ourselves in a position where if, uh, Trump gets elected we’re going to be, we’re going to be in a different world.”

The campaign’s explanation that the former vice president “was addressing George Lopez, the interviewer, as is a common practice” is a desperate attempt make a real issue a non-issue. It’s obvious he wasn’t talking to Lopez. Watch the video.

The media also tried to cover for him. They responded like a toddler making up things after he was caught painting the family dog or stealing brownies. Watch the video again. Try a longer version. The attempt to spin Biden out of trouble is pathetic.

Biden’s staff, which includes much of the media, must by now be weary of having to cover his repeated stumbles and descents into a momentary, but growing, madness. In only the last year, Biden:

    Called the Declaration of Independence “you know, the thing.”
    Addressed Chris Wallace as “Chuck.”
    Failed to recall Mitt Romney’s name so just labeled him “the senator who was a Mormon.”
    Said he was running as “a proud Democrat for the Senate.”
    Identified himself as an “Obiden-Bama Democrat.”
    Apparently thought Dec. 7 is D-Day.
    Blundered his way through the U.S. COVID-19 death toll – was it 20, or 200,000 or 200 million?
    Struggled to recall the word “manifesto,” which is not a term unknown to politicians, until it was provided to him by someone at a campaign stop who had asked him about the New Green Deal and Medicare for All.
    Lost count before he got to three while going over a list.
    Either said Arizona is an “important city” or so thoroughly slurred the word in question that no one could be sure what he said.

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[goatprairie]

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Ha!..beat me to it.

[goatprairie]

I think Biden has so many hours during the day where he can appear to be semi-lucid. I don't know what time of the day many of his gaffes occurred, but a number of them might have happened when he was past his bedtime which might be about  3 P.M.
For the debates they might have kept Joe comatose until the bell rang and then woke him up.

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Maybe he was using Hunter's pipe?   

[LegalAmerican]

Maybe he was using Hunter's pipe?   

 

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