Staff Reports
In an unexpected turn of events, Joe Biden took a seat at the table on “The View,” surrounded by a trio of individuals whose intellectual credentials could generously be described as questionable at best. With Joy Behar, Whoopi Goldberg, and Sunny Hostin providing the backdrop, Biden seemed to launch into an ill-conceived strategy that inadvertently included hanging his Vice President, Kamala Harris, out to dry, while effortlessly floating lofty threats toward Donald Trump.
When the subject of Harris arose, Biden made a cardinal mistake for any politician: he shifted blame for his administration’s blunders onto her. By stating that everything from foreign policy to domestic issues was her domain, he effectively stripped her of the carefully curated narrative that she was merely a sidelined figure. The Afghanistan withdrawal debacle? That’s now Harris’s legacy. The ongoing crisis at the southern border? It seems she also gets that one on her report card. And let’s not forget the soaring inflation and interest rates—these too can be added to her impressive list of accomplishments, courtesy of Biden’s own words. In a world where Democrats thrive on misdirection, Biden managed to lay bare the reality of Harris’s role in the administration, forcing everyone to admit she can’t just hide behind the curtain anymore.
BIDEN: "As Vice President, there wasn't a single thing that I did that she couldn't do and so I was able to delegate her responsibility on everything from foreign policy to domestic policy."
Joe is Kamala. Kamala is Joe. pic.twitter.com/iPAPZUoOjL
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) September 25, 2024
Shifting gears, the conversation turned toward Trump, where Goldberg likened the former president to a pest, evoking the classic “kill it” instinct. Biden, hoping to play along, humorously suggested swatting at the non-existent bug. This moment, eliciting chuckles from the studio audience and co-hosts alike, stands as a reminder that the left resorts to mockery often, even as they ignore real threats; only a few months back, multiple individuals attempted to harm the former president. The irony isn’t lost, however, as one cannot imagine the reaction had Trump made such a callous joke about Biden. The liberal media would have been ablaze with accusations, labeling him an instigator of violence.
Biden dove deeper into his delusions when questioned about the possibility of stepping aside and whether he thought he could still beat Trump if he were to run. His response seemed almost defiant, claiming there had never been a real discussion about his decision to bow out. Yet, if one listens carefully, at the heart of his proclamation is a fragile confidence that, if one were to read between the lines, reflects more of wishful thinking than any basis in reality. The self-contradiction is striking; he claims he is mentally fit and that he would win, while simultaneously suggesting that stepping aside was part of a greater strategic maneuver. If Biden is the beacon of wisdom that Democrats claim him to be, the question begs why he isn’t still in the race.
Furthermore, a particularly laughable moment unfolded when Sunny Hostin decided to compare Biden to none other than George Washington. This moment encapsulated the absurdity of liberal narrative-building, where they are keen to paint him as the greatest president since the nation’s founding, yet—paradoxically—believe him too frail to continue his campaign. Such contradictions simply do not add up and serve only to confuse supporters, as the mainstream media collectively turns a blind eye to this ongoing charade.
Lastly, the ongoing debate about the pronunciation of Kamala Harris’s name came to light again during this episode. Joy Behar’s slip-up, referring to her as “camel-uh,” is a striking reminder of the hypocrisy within the left. Recently, a Republican representative was savaged for mispronouncing Harris’s name, yet it seems that perfectly aligning with the party line is more of a suggestion than a requirement for their allies. The Democratic side thrives on flimsy outrage when it serves their agenda but readily overlooks transgressions among their ranks.
The entire interview exemplified classic Biden—utterly befuddling, wildly contradictory, and laced with a hefty dose of delusion. In the world of political theater, where clarity is a rarity, Biden’s performance on “The View” delivered a spectacle that had lawmakers and citizens alike scratching their heads, wondering how far the liberal narrative would go before it crumbles entirely.
