Crooked Joe rants that he’s the best candidate for president and insists that he’s not going anywhere amid calls for him to step down and undergo an independent and extensive medical and neurological examination.
And his statement is evident based on his recent public schedule. Biden has no plans to go anywhere – literally.
Just look at his Monday, July 8, schedule, more than a week after his controversial debate with President Donald Trump.
Old Joe, the best candidate the Democratic idiot party “ever had,” starts and ends his day at 10:45 am when he receives Daily Brief. Still, he insists he isn’t going anywhere and asserts that he could perform the duties as president of the United States.
However, this wasn’t the first time old Joe was criticized for absences. Still, Biden acts as if we should be gracious for the little time he could spend to address the concerns of the nation as he arrogantly asserts he should be allowed to get more sleep and to stop scheduling events beyond 8 pm during a meeting with corrupt liberal governors on Wednesday.
Before this, Biden rested for 12 days after his international trip to attend conferences and events, and his debate preparation involved a week-long full of naps.
Last year, he was also heavily scrutinized after he was observed that his “public appearances are getting smaller over time.”
To cover up for his decline, the corrupt Democrats gave him extraordinary accommodations, which included scheduling events between noon and 4 pm and allowing him to rest on weekends as much as possible.
If Biden’s schedule begins at 12 noon and 4 pm, how much time does he spend solving people’s concerns?
The New York Times previously reported, “Although White House officials insist they make no special accommodations the way Reagan’s team did, privately they try to guard Mr. Biden’s weekends in Delaware as much as possible. He is generally a five- or five-and-a-half-day-a-week president, although he is called at any hour regardless of the day as needed. He stays out of public view at night and has taken part in fewer than half as many news conferences or interviews as recent predecessors.
In April last year, Axios noted that several White House aides reported that it is difficult to schedule any events with the President “in the morning, in the evening, or on weekends.”
By choosing to appear only in late mornings to mid-afternoons, old Joe only puts his party in peril. As many experts claim, there is no strategic advantage to this style of scheduling, and not beneficial both to his corrupt government and the American people.
“If Biden could appear more, he would. If Biden were sharp and energetic and in command in early mornings or evenings, we would see him more. We don’t see him during those hours and weekends, because he’s not up to it in one way or another,” wrote The National Review.
