Staff Reports
The left’s hypocrisy is on full display as Democratic strategists scramble to bury their own. The recent spectacle of Joe Biden on “The View” was less a comeback tour and more a cringe-inducing reminder of their past failings. Instead of reviving his legacy, the former President’s appearance only amplified the calls from his own party to sideline him.
The whispers have turned into shouts among Democrats: Biden, who was once hailed as their staunch leader, now stands as a symbol they’d rather forget. It’s comedic how quickly the so-called “party of inclusion” is eager to push out their own once they’re deemed inconvenient. It appears the Democrats’ agenda is straightforward, yet dramatically shortsighted—dismissing the past to prop up their next pawn. They yearn for the ever-elusive “trusted messenger” to inspire moderates and independents, but their desperate attempts to find one only expose their strategic incoherence.
Former Pres. Biden responds to his performance at the June 2024 debate night against then-candidate Donald Trump, saying, "I had a bad, bad night."
"We were not going to let 90 minutes of a debate define his presidency and all those years of service," former first lady Jill… pic.twitter.com/2zdNKxnSQN
— The View (@TheView) May 8, 2025
This political charade unfolds while whispers suggest Jill Biden might release a tell-all book. A juicy read that could potentially unveil inner-party rivalries, targeting big names like Kamala Harris and even Barack Obama. It’s a clear indication that the Democrats’ unity is more fractured than they dare admit. While the party struggles with its internal chaos, it cunningly pushes forth narratives of unity, hoping voters won’t recognize the hypocrisy swirling underneath.
The left is quick to point fingers and demand accountability, yet they squabble like children when things don’t go their way. They conveniently overlook that Biden’s mess isn’t just his own doing—it’s the outcome of their collective disregard for accountability. Their eagerness to reinvent themselves, while erasing past blunders, only highlights their unwillingness to face reality.
So, why should anyone trust a party more invested in erasing its own history than holding true to its promises? Perhaps they should start owning up to their mistakes, or the voters might just do it for them.
