I thought by now there would be a shitstorm
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I thought by now there would be a shitstorm
Biden has a serious problem. I watched it live and then watched a portion on tmz , and it seems like on tmz the video removed some blunders because he was really having a tough time. I think within 2 years he will be diagnosed with parkinsons or a parkinson's like disease but doctors don't determine and also he'll have a urinary tract infection and they'll discover the antibiotic they've been treating him with isn't effective for the type of germ he has. I think this because my mother was exactly like him for the last 3 years of her life while she was in her 80's. All kidding aside I'm going to say he's getting seriously ill, it almost killed my mother, as in the priest or whatever was in there giving last rites. But proper antibiotic cured the infection.
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Re: I thought by now there would be a shitstorm
We've known hes had issues for years. His team of handlers hid it for the most part by limiting his public engagements as much as possible for as long as possible. The debate laid their deception bare and what they were trying desperately to hide was on full display for the world to see. Many people think that was the plan all along; allow an obviously weakened Biden, with minimal chance for election victory, to debate Trump thereby leaving no doubt a change had to be made.
The question now that we know how bad he really is this: "Who is actually running the country?"
The question now that we know how bad he really is this: "Who is actually running the country?"
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Re: I thought by now there would be a shitstorm
I’m not, I hope this helpsCHEEZY17 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 25, 2024 3:02 am We've known hes had issues for years. His team of handlers hid it for the most part by limiting his public engagements as much as possible for as long as possible. The debate laid their deception bare and what they were trying desperately to hide was on full display for the world to see. Many people think that was the plan all along; allow an obviously weakened Biden, with minimal chance for election victory, to debate Trump thereby leaving no doubt a change had to be made.
The question now that we know how bad he really is this: "Who is actually running the country?"
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Re: I thought by now there would be a shitstorm
Yes, it does.Who wrote: ↑Thu Jul 25, 2024 3:15 amI’m not, I hope this helpsCHEEZY17 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 25, 2024 3:02 am We've known hes had issues for years. His team of handlers hid it for the most part by limiting his public engagements as much as possible for as long as possible. The debate laid their deception bare and what they were trying desperately to hide was on full display for the world to see. Many people think that was the plan all along; allow an obviously weakened Biden, with minimal chance for election victory, to debate Trump thereby leaving no doubt a change had to be made.
The question now that we know how bad he really is this: "Who is actually running the country?"