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March 18, 2024
The public humiliation of Joe Biden
By Pete McArdle
Anyone who’s ever known someone with senile dementia, can see that Joe Biden’s elevator no longer goes to the top floor.
At age 81, with a history of multiple brain aneurysms and surgeries, poor Joe’s literally unravelling before our eyes.
Look at him at his campaign stops. He can barely walk and needs sneaker soles the size of pickleball paddles to stay upright. He can no longer safely navigate the main steps to Air Force One, his handlers instead using a much shorter set of stairs typically reserved for his staff and low-level functionaries.
His mouth hangs open, his pale blue eyes have that heartbreaking look of sheer panic, and he has no idea what to do with his hands, other than to mindlessly extend them in the hope that someone, anyone, will proffer a handshake.
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https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2024/03/the_public_humiliation_of_joe_biden.html
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He is not being humiliated because he doesn't even know it is happening.
Not that I care what happens to that evil old SOB.
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From the article….
Anyone who’s ever known someone with senile dementia, can see that Joe Biden’s elevator no longer goes to the top floor.
You don’t even have to have known someone with dementia to know that there’s a problem with Biden
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He is not being humiliated because he doesn't even know it is happening.
Not that I care what happens to that evil old SOB.
@sneakypete
My brother was caring for my dying mother. She was with dementia. He said to me that is is worst way someone can die. I said no. It is the best way someone can die. Because he doesn't even know it is happening.
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@sneakypete
My brother was caring for my dying mother. She was with dementia. He said to me that is is worst way someone can die. I said no. It is the best way someone can die. Because he doesn't even know it is happening.
@240B
I am with ya on that one,but it sure is hard on the family because it can drag on for months,or even years.
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@sneakypete
She went blind. And then that was all there was. Not like you and me. We want a glorious Death full of fire and explosions. Not today.
She was a mother of 5 children. That was her fire and explosion.
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@sneakypete
She went blind. And then that was all there was. Not like you and me. We want a glorious Death full of fire and explosions. Not today.
She was a mother of 5 children. That was her fire and explosion.
@240B
Take heart from the possibility that she MIGHT have had a moment of lucidity right at the end,and she could see her children,alive,happy,and with children and grandchildren of their own. THAT was her accomplishment,and it would have surely brought a smile to her face.