Biden, rioting and drag queens
On Wednesday, I joined the fine people at Spiked for their weekly podcast. We discussed how Biden’s camp (aided by sections of the media) gaslighted Americans over his obvious decline; the rioting in Leeds and Dublin; and the BBC’s rather odd obsession with drag queens. The podcast can be viewed below. Enjoy!
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Harris has no chance, whatsoever, of winning the US presidential election. Over there, she is near-universally regarded as an incompetent fool. When she was appointed VP, she was what Americans call a ‘diversity hire’. Republican supporters paint her as a figure of ridicule and fun, while most Democrats accept that she is a weak link and out of her depth. No amount of marketing or airbrushing of history will change this. She got the gig, this time round, because no other prominent Democrat wanted the job.
The reason for this is that, as the polls have consistently shown, none of the well-known younger Democrats would have a cat in hell’s chance of beating Trump at the forthcoming election. Only Biden could’ve done that, which is why they were so desperate to keep him. Really, this is incredible considering that the general public has known that he has either Parkinsons or dementia for well over a year, maybe two.
That the media is now painting this as a surprise, or that his symptoms have suddenly appeared, is, quite frankly, laughable. They are talking to themselves on this, or people outside the US who don’t follow American politics.
Despite the fact that Biden had been rehearsing for weeks and was probably pumped full of stimulants, his first debate with Trump was such an absolute car crash, seen by millions, that the DNC and their political/ media buddies, around the world, were left with no option but to come clean. From then on, the writing was on the wall, although, amusingly, it still didn’t prevent people like Sir Kier insisting the POTUS was in rude health.
Anyway, all this is by the bye. Unless Trump is somehow prevented from running, he will now win the election and become POTUS for a second time. So, if I was him, I’d redouble my security, employ a food taster, and only buy my pharmaceutical products from a trusted supplier.