Democrats, we need to talk. Regardless of party affiliation, we’re all in agreement that we should collectively vote to place Joe Biden in a home this November.
Where we differ is in our opinion of which home is the most appropriate choice for the former Vice President’s needs. Delusional Democrats would like to see Joe in the White House, whereas realistic Republicans understand that an assisted care facility – preferably one in which the patients wear battery-assist dog collars and are surrounded by an invisible fence – is a far more appropriate option.
We’ve got a few months yet to figure this thing out. I’m confident we can come to a mutually acceptable compromise. Understand, however, that the sooner we figure this thing out, the less we’ll be forced to endure frequent “incidents” of cranky Joe wandering away from his handlers and threatening voters.
The latest embarrassing display of unnecessary rage from Democrats’ top choice for presidential candidate of diminished mental capacity occurred Tuesday at a factory in Michigan. Biden was in the state stumping for votes when he was confronted by Jerry Wayne, a worker at the Fiat-Chrysler auto plant in Detroit on Tuesday, on the issue of gun control.
“You’re full of sh– … I support the Second Amendment,” Biden told Wayne, according to a video of the incident.
Biden, pointing at Wayne, let the auto worker know he was not working for him, advising him not to be “such a horse’s a–.”
At another point, Biden let Wayne know he was coming for his “AR-14’s,” later pressing Wayne to acknowledge that machine guns are illegal, which they are not. Biden then asserted that AR-15’s are illegal, before questioning why anyone needs “100 rounds.”
So it appears as though the former VP is well-informed and has a pretty good handle on the issue of gun control.
Big Finish: Befuddled Biden later attempted to intimidate Wayne by letting him know he was “about to step outside” with him.
WIBC’s Tony Katz has more on Biden’s latest embarrassing public meltdown in the clip below.
