Staff Reports
In an unsurprising twist of events, the Biden campaign has decided that the best way to boost their shaky platform is by launching a cheap shot at former President Donald Trump. In their latest attempt to distract from Biden’s own glaring issues, they released a video montage supposedly showing Trump “confused” and wandering off. The video conveniently lacks any voiceover or subtitles to provide context, only highlighting various moments where Trump appears momentarily off track. Pretty rich coming from a campaign that has to insist their own candidate isn’t lost every time he steps out of the White House.
The Trump campaign was quick to call out the stunt for what it is: more Fake News. They pointed out that these clips are dishonest misrepresentations, likely pieced together by those afflicted with the well-known Trump Derangement Syndrome. It’s almost laughable that Biden and his motley crew think anyone is buying these “cheap fakes” – the same tactic they hypocritically accuse Republicans of when footage surfaces showing Biden lost in his own backyard.
Speaking of “cheap fakes,” let’s not forget when White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre had to field questions about Biden practically needing a GPS to navigate events, including help from world leaders like Barack Obama and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. Jean-Pierre had the audacity to accuse Republicans of creating manipulated videos, sidestepping the awkward reality that the real footage of Biden struggling to find his way speaks volumes.
It’s almost poetic that the Democrats, who have endlessly whined about misinformation, are now pinning their hopes on a poorly edited video to make Trump look bad. At the same time, they are hoping everyone looks the other way when it comes to their own candidate, who at 81, is the oldest sitting U.S. president in history. Should Biden win reelection, prepare for four more years of a presidency that ends when he’s 86 – if he can find his way to the podium by then.
So yes, while the left busies itself with their phony montages and cheap distractions, the real story remains unchanged: Americans are seeing a party desperate to deflect from their own shortcomings. And when your leading man can’t walk a straight line without a guiding hand, it’s no wonder they’re resorting to fantasies about someone else’s confusion.
