Jill Biden is a wicked woman. She allowed her quickly declining husband to run for the presidency in 2020 and she continued pushing his body from global summits to campaign rallies to, finally, the June 25 presidential debate where the conspiracy exploded in her face. In that televised appearance, POTUS’s cognitive decline was unmistakable and even the Democrat apparatchiks were forced to admit that he has to go.
Yet on June 30, the Biden family made the decision to keep its patriarch in the race. The following day Jill appeared on the July cover of Vogue, igniting a storm on Twitter/X and daytime Fox News. It’s a tempting angle to pursue, but let’s not get sidetracked.
FLOTUS might be Joe’s Nurse Ratchet, but she’s really a doctor. Not the medical kind or even the Doctor of Philosophy, but an Ed.D., a doctor of education. Mrs. Biden reportedly obtained said degree for the sole purpose of putting the word Dr. next to her name. National Review’s Kyle Smith read her dissertation so that we don’t have to and concluded:
Biden’s style is atrocious, her research is comical, her reasoning is muddled, and as one finishes the final vacuous line of this student-newspaper-style exercise (“A student retention plan requires diligence and effort — but most of all, leadership”), it is impossible not to be reminded that the University of Delaware, which granted Mrs. Biden an Ed.D. in 2007, is deeply connected to her husband.
She’s definitely pushing Joe around, but she is not running the country — she doesn’t have the aptitude for that. Jill is a convenient fall guy, actually.
No matter how many Airforce One rides she gets and regardless of which designers dress her, she and her crime family will eventually get their comeuppance in this world. I’m not even sure how much fun she’s having as the First Lady. She never got the same adulation as Michelle Obama whom she spent eight years watching. Now that she’s finally noticed, hoi polloi dubbed her Lady Macbeth.
A pile on on Mrs. — sorry, Doctor — Jill Biden is fun and I think I did my part just now. Democrats will gladly have you go after some miserly woman; please don’t take this bait. We have a country to save.
There is only one candidate for the real current president of the United States, and that’s Barack Obama. As The Scroll observed:
“Barack Obama, after leaving office in 2016, purchased a mansion in Washington, D.C.’s Kalorama neighborhood, becoming the first ex-president other than the dying Woodrow Wilson to remain in the nation’s capital, where he and his surrogates stage-managed the shadow “resistance” to Trump from 2016 to 2020. Obama orchestrated Biden’s primary victory in 2020, personally convincing his leading challengers to bow out of the race, and then stuffed the incoming administration with his own loyalists—including the bizarre appointment of Obama’s former national security advisor, State Department official, and lifelong foreign policy specialist Susan Rice as the Biden White House’s “Director of Domestic Policy.” Never one for modesty, Obama also—as David Samuelsobserved in Tablet last August — made sure to drop O.J. Simpson If I Did It-style hints about how a hypothetical surrogate presidency might work[.]
There are no good options for the Democrats in this election. Leaving a geriatric inmate on top of the presidential ticket will turn off a considerable number of voters. Swapping him for a younger contender — not that they have anyone good — is, for one, an admission of previous wrongdoing. And for another, it’s too late — the election is already cursed.
The Democrat electorate should be very angry at their party. Now that the primaries are over, the fate of the nomination will be decided behind close doors. The Blue Wave voters are denied the dignity to pick their own candidate. Just like in 2020 they were denied the dignity of knowing that they are voting for a demented man.
All the while they were cruelly told that Joe Biden is the normalcy candidate and the talk of democracy itself being on the ballot never ceased. But there is no going around the fact that the gang behind this campaign are, most cynically, running a shadow government. It stands to reason that they have nothing but contempt for you, the American voter, just as they have no use for American institutions, including our democratic foundations.
Under these circumstances, to “vote blue no matter who” is to greenlight a shadow government. It’s one thing to pull the lever for a deeply flawed candidate in hope that he will advance your agenda, and another to pull the lever for an undeniably incapacitated man in no position to resist his puppet masters. This kind of open rejection of democratic principles is a bit radical even for the most diehard Democrats. Sooner rather than later, the left-of-center voters have to start asking themselves who put them into this position.
After projecting all sorts of hope and change into Obama in 2008 and then sort of kind of forgetting about him when instead of entering the promised utopia the country continued sliding into the dustbin of history, Democrat voters will have to admit they were conned.
Right now, too many are in the denial stage of grief. A post-debate CNN poll revealed that 33% of the responders thought that the sitting president won it. Barack Obama wrote off his former veep’s disastrous TV appearance as a mere “bad debate night” — which was certainly good enough incentive to continue with denial.
However, at some point even the most committed partisans will have to start believing their lying eyes. Our job is to point the blame not at some kind of deliciously grotesque character in the president’s entourage, but where it belongs — on Barack Hussein Obama. The realization that the politician who once inspired a full-blown pagan cult is the greatest villain in American history is not going to be easy.
It should lead to reexamination of the basic philosophic assumptions of a very large chunk of the population. Some Americans will prefer being Obama faithful to rescuing our democracy. Still, we should not let them look away.
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