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Joe Biden's Memory Is So Bad He Can't Remember When He Was Vice President


Joe Biden is effectively senile, according to a devastating new special counsel report on the president's memory,
during which he failed to recollect when he was vice president.

Ian Miller

https://www.outkick.com/analysis/joe-biden-memory-is-so-bad-he-cant-remember-when-he-was-vice-president



Joe Biden's Senility Continues To Get Worse

There's no other way to say it: the special counsel's written report is jaw dropping.

"Mr. Biden's memory also appeared to have significant limitations-both at the time he spoke to Zwonitzer in 2017,
as evidenced by their recorded conversations, and today, as evidenced by his recorded interview with our office.
Mr. Biden's recorded conversations with Zwonitzer from 2017 are often painfully slow, with Mr. Biden struggling
to remember events and straining at times to read and relay his own notebook entries," it reads.

And that was seven years ago. His memory hasn't gotten better.

"In his interview with our office, Mr. Biden's memory was worse. He did not remember when he was vice president,
forgetting on the first day of the interview when his term ended ('If it was 2013 -when did I stop being Vice President?'),
and forgetting on the second day of the interview when his term began ('in 2009, am I still Vice President?'). He did
not remember, even within several years, when his son Beau died," they wrote.

How sad is it that the leader of the free world can't remember when his son died?

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Joe Biden's Senility Continues To Get Worse

Has Senility ever NOT gotten worse?

And frankly,from what I have read of him,he was never the sharpest knife in the drawer to start with. He began his political career as the "front man" in politics that could get his backers information and deals that would make them richer and more powerful,and "what is best for America" was NEVER a concern.

And they HAD to know what an immoral mental feeb he was or none of us would have ever heard of him.

AND,when the dust settles,his handlers will never even be mentioned when the scandal unfolds,and will quietly go about grooming a replacement with no consequences whatsoever for corrupting our system.

Assuming,of course,that they don't  already have a dozen or more "replacements" already in position and ready  to move into  the "big time".

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[catfish1957]

"Aplied Mathematics?"

I am guessing Bob didn't make this meme. 

[Cyber Liberty]

That is very true.  When I was working in R&D, I was surrounded by Phds who did not like the label, "Dr."

[Cyber Liberty]

"Aplied Mathematics?"

I am guessing Bob didn't make this meme. 

Spelling is not Bob's strong suit.  He probably wears Velcro laced shoes. 

[catfish1957]

Spelling is not Bob's strong suit.  He probably wears Velcro laced shoes. 

And a pocket protector.  Do they make those anymore, I lost mine in 1984. 

[Cyber Liberty]

And a pocket protector.  Do they make those anymore, I lost mine in 1984. 

I used one in the 80's, when I was a Line Technician in a wafer probing operation.  It was convenient to store small stuff I'd use to fix interface boards and probe cards.  I tossed it when I went to R&D.  I never used one before or after that time....

[roamer_1]

I used one in the 80's, when I was a Line Technician in a wafer probing operation.  It was convenient to store small stuff I'd use to fix interface boards and probe cards.  I tossed it when I went to R&D.  I never used one before or after that time....

Mine is still doing duty, keeping all the tire gauges, pocket magnets and such in a convenient row in the top of my tool box.

[Bigun]

Spelling is not Bob's strong suit.  He probably wears Velcro laced shoes. 

Bob has a secretary that checks spelling and grammar for him.

[DB]

Spelling is not Bob's strong suit.  He probably wears Velcro laced shoes. 

Hey now... I use Sketchers slip-ons with fake laces... When I wear shoes... Which isn't often...

[Cyber Liberty]

Hey now... I use Sketchers slip-ons with fake laces... When I wear shoes... Which isn't often...

[Cyber Liberty]

Mine is still doing duty, keeping all the tire gauges, pocket magnets and such in a convenient row in the top of my tool box.

That makes sense.  If I were still a line tech, I'd still have mine.  It's nice for carrying small tools.  We called them "Nerd Kits."

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That makes sense.  If I were still a line tech, I'd still have mine.  It's nice for carrying small tools.  We called them "Nerd Kits."

Yup. still do... I have another on my pooter bench for that purpose, but I never wear it.  The one in my tool box occasionally still gets to my pocket if I am diagnosing a rig a walk away from the box... Just stuff all that stuff at once along with whatever else. The one on the test bench just hangs out.

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Most corrupt sport in US


https://rumble.com/v4bj97q-what-is-the-most-corrupt-sport-in-the-country.html


Not really a meme, 59 seconds.

What a sport. Powerful.

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"Aplied Mathematics?"

I am guessing Bob didn't make this meme.

Spot on. Nor in English.

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Looking for answers.

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[240B]

And a pocket protector.  Do they make those anymore, I lost mine in 1984. 

I know this is unusual, but I have never seen a pocket protector. Have seen them on TV but have never held one in my hand.
I think pocket protectors came about because of leaky pens. At one time it was common for pens to leak and ruin a shirt, I guess.
That was before my time.

[catfish1957]

I know this is unusual, but I have never seen a pocket protector. Have seen them on TV but have never held one in my hand.
I think pocket protectors came about because of leaky pens. At one time it was common for pens to leak and ruin a shirt, I guess.
That was before my time.

Mine was super convenient  It had a slot that I could display my Plant Badge, and still hold enough color coded pens and pencils to markup P & I D's., and highlight pens to markup regulations.

I think the proliferation of the nerd moniker finally killed them off as a fashion accessory. 

[Cyber Liberty]

I know this is unusual, but I have never seen a pocket protector. Have seen them on TV but have never held one in my hand.
I think pocket protectors came about because of leaky pens. At one time it was common for pens to leak and ruin a shirt, I guess.
That was before my time.

That is exactly what pocket protectors were made for...leaky pens.

[roamer_1]

That is exactly what pocket protectors were made for...leaky pens.

And that's why mechanics picked em up... greasy little tools that you carry all the time don't get your shirt dirty... Not that your shirt won't get dirty anyway. Kinda a bandaid on a arterial wound that way. 

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It's almost Valentine's Day!!

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Is this too much to ask?

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I know an old country solution.

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Still.

[GtHawk]

@Slide Rule Thanks for this, not knowing who this was I looked them up and am glad I did. Thanks for triggering my curiosity
https://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/1865038.Josh_Billings

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[AllThatJazzZ]

Not what our framers envisioned. 

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I know an old country solution.

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Of course they can use them. All they have to do is straddle them or back up  to  them.

Well,they would also have to drop drawers and do it in a mens  room.

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One of the saddest truths I have ever seen.

[mountaineer]

Happy Valentine's Day, Bidenomics style.