Is Barack Obama's dream, now a reality

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John Stewart has managed a bipartisan slamming.

If it were always this way... success to him.

(Although I still think the whole porn star story reeks of partisan political character assassination, but Biden's affliction is self-evident... I think the Party will regret this event, or the Party-stakeholders.)

first,back on topic

Watch these comments and notice how Ms. Reid comments on how she was on the phone talking with Obama and with a slight stutter added world people. Am I wrong? reading too much into this, perhaps...perhaps not

https://x.com/unlimited_ls/status/1806525575172919384


No kidding...but he always slams Trump

his getting skewered does not bode well for Team Biden.

Don't just take Jon Stewart's word here's an OP-ED piece from WaPo

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/...-freakout/
 

 Democrats panic after Biden’s rambling, cringey debate performance
 Democrats are in freakout mode after last night’s presidential debate in which President Biden gave a cringeworthy performance of blank gazes and hard-to-follow answers.
One House Democrat’s response: “FML,” an abbreviation for “f--- my life.”
 
This first debate was a critical moment for Biden to disprove the Republican narrative that he is too old to do the job for another four years. But he didn’t meet those expectations, according to a dozen Democrats who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss an extremely sensitive situation.

Biden looked his age and seemed unable to go toe-to-toe with former president Donald Trump. He was sometimes incoherent. He at times lost his train of thought. And as he trails Trump in several swing states with just over four months to go until Election Day, some Democrats are now hoping for a new path forward.
Hill Democrats we spoke to privately acknowledge there will be calls for Biden to step aside ahead of the Democratic National Convention in August and allow another Democrat to be the nominee (although none would go on the record). It’s a sudden, dramatic shift after Democrats mostly coalesced around Biden last year when it became clear the president would run for reelection.