Breaking Biden, my second book, will be in stores in thirteen days. It is supported by over 1,600 end notes and is the culmination of almost a year of research. In other words, I’m bringing the receipts.
But today, I have something to say. I hope that this idea will spread once individuals read the book and think about what it says. That point of view is that we don’t understand Joe Biden at all.
He is not just “Sleepy Joe” dozing in his basement. He’s not just the puppet of shady, bad billionaires. He is the most powerful person in the world, and he got there by working hard all his life to become President of this country. Yes, Joe Biden has always wanted to become the leader of the free world, even when he was a child. Even though it sounds crazy now, he has also dreamed of having a powerful family like the Kennedys. Not a joke, as Joe would say.
His life has been shaped by the office, which he first wanted and then held. Yet, in recent years, much of the country has been acting as if he just got lucky by being the last man left. They say that he happens to be the establishmentarian who America’s elite can change the most, and that has become his secret sauce. All of that is kind of true, but to stop there would be a cop out. It’s not enough of an answer, and it hasn’t helped us much.
It also refutes what a lot of us instinctively know to be true: Joe Biden poses a special threat to the United States of America.
But he has also done a good job of getting wins for the Left.
Known for being an exceptionally bad law student, Joe Biden used the “high-tech lynching” of Clarence Thomas as well as the borking of Robert Bork to establish himself as one of the most significant jurists of the 20th century. These incidents established the standard for character assassinations of conservative nominees.
He and a well-known segregationist came up with a strategy that put a lot of black men in jail. The facts are horrible. Then, years after that, he and his Democrat Party tried to make up for their past mistakes by backing courts and politicians who do not appear interested in locking up anybody (except the individuals who showed up in DC on January 6, 2021, along with individuals who used to be employed by Donald Trump).
As president, Joe Biden’s biggest mistake was his plan for pulling out of Afghanistan, which seemed to have been rejected by everyone. Still, he did it anyway, pretty much on his own, leaving innocent people dead, America ashamed, and the world less safe. Where were all of his hidden brains when old Joe needed to be manipulated and saved from himself?
The president is directly accountable for the conflict in Ukraine, the film industry’s decline, record levels of illegal immigration, rising energy costs, shortages of cancer medications, and a host of other issues, as I go into great depth about in Breaking Biden.
While Joe was making this really shameful record, President Pop was helping his family find new and clever ways to make money.
Yes, Joe Biden spends as much time as possible with his family. This is the exact same family that is always on the front page of newspapers around the world for bad things they have done. The most well-known people in his family are drug addicts and con artists. I don’t mean it in a bad way. They are drug addicts and con artists. How can people like that be used to build a dynasty? Not possible.
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