Media Compares Biden to Betty White in Bizarre Public Image Spin

The mainstream media’s ongoing efforts to paint a rosy picture of Joe Biden’s mental acuity have reached a new level of absurdity. Michelle Cottle of The New York Times has penned a piece suggesting that Biden could take aging lessons from the late, great Betty White. Yes, you read that correctly. The same Betty White known for her wit and charm is now somehow being held up as a model for Biden’s public image.

Cottle’s comparison is not only laughable but also troubling. It’s clear that she, like many in the media, is suffering from a severe case of Trump Derangement Syndrome. To suggest that Biden, a man who has been stumbling through speeches and gaffes since taking office, could emulate the charisma and vitality of Betty White is beyond delusional.

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The article goes on to discuss how other political figures, like Nancy Pelosi and Bernie Sanders, have managed to maintain a certain appeal on television despite their age. But the fact remains that Biden’s struggle to appear coherent and in control during public appearances is a glaring issue that cannot be swept under the rug.

Rather than addressing the very real concerns about Biden’s cognitive decline, the media seems intent on propping him up and lowering the bar for his performance. Desperately trying to create moments of energy and passion for Biden to display, they ignore the obvious signs of his mental decline and instead focus on constructing a false narrative of his effectiveness as a president.

It’s evident that the mainstream media’s bias knows no bounds when it comes to protecting their chosen politicians. The fantasy of a vibrant and sharp Biden, reminiscent of Betty White, is nothing more than a far-fetched pipe dream designed to distract from the harsh reality of the current administration’s shortcomings. The American people deserve honesty and transparency, not fictional tales spun by agenda-driven journalists.