Wednesday, September 23, 2020

Joe Biden versus The Truth

I don't expect to change anyone's mind with this missive.  What I hope to do is to point out just what people are voting for when they vote for Biden.

Having finished my afternoon bourbon, I was searching the Internet for a bit of diversion when I stumbled across Shaun King, who performed some Herculean legwork (keyboard work?) and assembled this missive, which includes reliable (meaning Moonbat accepted) sources.  Here it is: 

2 Truths and 31 Lies Joe Biden Has Told About His Work in the Civil Rights Movement 

This is fairly impressive.  I recommend you follow the link and read the entire essay, as it's an easy read and at the same time erudite and succinct.  I'll attempt a summary:

In 1987 Joseph Robinette Biden Junior (hereafter referred to as the Ayatollah O'Biden) takes a run at the double-wide permanently moored at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.  During the brouhaha, it is revealed that the Ayatollah O'Biden plagiarized parts of speeches written by British Labour Party Leader Neil Kinnock (which included excerpts from Kinnock's personal life that could never apply to O'Biden), Robert Kennedy, John F. Kennedy, and Hubert Humphrey.

In addition to plagiarism, O'Biden lied.  He lied about scholarships, his ranking at law school, and lied about his involvement in the civil rights movement.  In particular, he was almost expelled from law school for plagiarizing five entire pages of an essay.

But there's more.  A lot more.  From the essay:

In 1983 Joe Biden was a keynote speaker at the Democratic Conference in Maine and falsely claimed there to participate in sit-ins at movie theaters and restaurants to desegregate them when he was 17 years old in 1960.

Joe Biden did no such thing. In fact, nobody did.

Sit-ins at segregated restaurants did not begin in Delaware until 1961 and sit-ins never happened at the segregated movie theaters like the Rialto that Joe Biden sometimes falsely claims to have helped desegregate in 1960.

There's more.  The Ayatollah O'Biden is a liar.  That's a fact.  Judging by his recent performances in public, he's also mentally incompetent to finish his campaign for the White House, let alone actually serve as President of the United States.

What the moonbats are hoping for is that O'Biden will win, which means Kamala Harris will be Vice President.  About six months or less into his term, O'Biden will either fall on his sword and declare himself to be unfit for duty, or Kamala Harris and her crew will do it for him - sadly and reluctantly, of course.  Imagine a moonbat nation in mourning.  I'm told hemlock is quite pleasant.

The current line of succession for the oval office is:

1   Vice President   Mike Pence (R)
2   Speaker of the House of Representatives   Nancy Pelosi (D)
3   President Pro Tempore of the Senate   Chuck Grassley (R)
4   Secretary of State   Mike Pompeo (R)

So if semi-conscious Joe slips into a vegetative state, Harris will be crowned as Queen of the Damned, Pelosi will be her boot licker in waiting, and Grassley will be speaker of the house, etc.

And Ayatollah O'Biden can lie about his time in the White House.

3 comments:

CWMartin said...

Just a couple of comments. First, I think any dem who votes for that poor man ought to be ashamed of themselves. It's like giving your 95 year old alzheimered grandpa a jet to fly. Two, I saw last nioght that the news term for being picked as a VP candidate is 'tapped'. I have to give a schoolboy giggle at Harris being 'tapped' for office. Old habits on her part die hard, I guess...

Ed Bonderenka said...

heh, heh,.... he said tapped....

Mad Jack said...

CW: I wouldn't tap Harris with Biden's wedding tackle. Just the thought - words fail me.

The idea of Biden actually holding the office of the President is repugnant. The man will lie about which is his left hand and which is his right, and while he may be cognizant in the morning right after he gets his medication, by afternoon everyone can tell he's slipped a cog or two, and in the evening he's probably sitting at home in front of the fireplace - in Delaware, ruminating about the next Senate meeting and wondering if he'll get to play honk the horn with Jill tonight.