Biden

I think if someone followed stupid Tommie-poo around with a camera 24/7, they'd record him tripping quite a few times. I mean, Jesus...so fucking what? But stupid Tommie-poo rushes over here to "report" it every time. Talk about a sick obsession!

You see, there's something that the tiny-brained folk, such as Tom, don't realize--you can create any impression you want with a little doctored video and selective editing. I could just as easily put together a clip that shows Biden as articulate, forceful, and vigorous.

If the RepubliQ can put up a babbling idiot THREE TIMES, and he gets tens of millions of votes, the Democrats can put up someone who trips and stutters.

I wouldn't be surprised if he hangs in there for a while, win some primaries & then drop out. He would then pledge his delegates to whomever the democrat puppet masters want.  

Multiple bungles in todays 15 minute speech

H&R Block kevin would be proud 

“Those 50 corporations that made $40 billion and weren’t paying a penny in taxes? Well, guess what, we made them pay 30% — 15% in taxes, 15%, nowhere near what they should pay. And guess what? We’re able to pay for everything. And we end up with an actual surplus,” Biden said.

If the profits were taxed at 100% the $40B wouldn't be close to the almost $2T deficit this year.

The 80-year-old president claimed there was a “surplus” in an apparent reference to August budget data that portrayed spending as lower due to the Supreme Court ruling axing Biden’s attempt to forgive student loan debt, with the downward $319 billion accounting revision resulting in an on-paper $89 billion surplus.

If it wasn't for the accounting adjustment the deficit for August would have been $230B

“I was able to cut the federal debt by $1.7 trillion over that first two and a half — two years,” Biden said at one point, confusing the terms “debt” and “deficit.”

I think they know they are better off financially than they were before. It’s a fact. And all that data, all that polling stuff shows they think they’re more positive about the economy than they’ve been.”

Now for the facts

A Marquette Law School poll out this week found that 77% of registered voters rate the economy as “not so good” or “poor,” while 23% say the economy is “excellent” or “good.