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Joe Biden’s memoir deal is an embarrassment—the latest disaster in a never-ending series of liberal failures. While some are trying to spin his $10 million advance as a triumph, anyone with a calculator and a sense of history can see through this charade. Compare that figure to the hefty sums other presidents have commanded. Barack Obama and Bill Clinton were showered with riches like rock stars. Biden’s deal? It’s more like a garage band playing for tips.
What we’ve got here is a clear sign that the so-called “Biden legacy” just doesn’t have the same market value. The lowball offer is a reflection of his administration’s lackluster performance and the public’s dwindling interest in his political narrative. Even his own party seems ready to move on, focusing on fresh faces rather than old stories. The advance he secured barely holds up when comparing inflation-adjusted dollars from past deals—his failures, as always, cannot be covered up with grandiose words or press conferences.
Let’s talk brass tacks: $10 million sounds like a lot, until you realize it’s a fraction of what a former president like Obama snagged for his book deal. Biden’s deal reeks of desperation, and it shows just how little clout he has left. Biden may be working hard on his memoir, or so he says. But can we really expect anything groundbreaking from the man who needs an autopen to get through a day in the Oval Office? It’s doubtful. Behind the touchy-feely narratives, we’re likely to find little more than revisionist history and the usual liberal fabrications.
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Even with the Hollywood hype machine working overtime, the prospects of this book becoming a bestseller seem slim. Do Americans really want to relive the past four years of confusion, bungled priorities, and mounting crises? Biden boasts about his legacy, but the reality is a stark contrast. His “achievements” don’t resonate with the heartland, where people are feeling the pinch of his policies every day.
At the end of the day, Biden’s memoir deal doesn’t just fall short; it crashes to the ground, exposing how little his time in office is truly valued. If this advance is any indication, Biden’s story might be one that many Americans prefer to skip. Who wants a paperweight that doubles as a reminder of presidential incompetence?
