Staff Reports
Breaking news, folks! The New York Times and Joe Biden are having a little tiff, and it’s getting juicier than a ripe Georgia peach in summertime. The Times Publisher A.G. Sulzberger spilled the beans in an interview, admitting that the Biden administration is none too pleased with the old grey lady’s coverage of the president’s age and health. Well, well, well, seems like the truth hurts, doesn’t it, Joe?
Joe Biden and The New York Times Have Finally Fallen Outhttps://t.co/4SQM1HzEkL
— RedState (@RedState) February 19, 2024
Sulzberger had the gall to stand up for good ole truthful reporting, claiming they’ve been fair in pointing out Biden’s unpopularity and his status as the oldest president ever. But the White House ain’t having it. They’re as unhappy as a cat in a bath, especially with the Times highlighting how Biden may have broken the law with classified info. Oh boy, it’s like watching a reality show unfold in Washington!
The White House even threw a hissy fit, demanding that the media stop talking about Biden’s mental fitness, like a kid caught with their hand in the cookie jar. They can’t handle the heat, it seems. And to add more sizzle to the story, op-eds in the Times are suggesting Biden should gracefully bow out and make way for a new contender. Ouch! It’s like getting dumped by your prom date before the music even starts.
But hold on to your hats, folks, because Ezra Klein stepped into the ring, pushing Biden to retire gracefully. Klein didn’t hold back, suggesting Biden sometimes chats a little gibberish. Yikes! Things are getting spicy in the political kitchen, and it looks like someone’s about to get burned. So, grab your popcorn and settle in, because this showdown between Biden and The New York Times is better than any soap opera on TV. Let the drama unfold!
