Joe Biden finally returned from his never-ending vacation for a meeting in the Situation Room about the situation in Israel and the killing of an American hostage. Instead of condemning Hamas for killing an American, he criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and said he hadn’t done enough. That took some gall since it’s been Biden who has stood in his way of finishing off Hamas.
But when he came out of the meeting, he had nothing more than what he’s said for months. They were “very close” to a deal, yada yada yada. So basically, it looked like a photo op to make it look like he was taking the murder of the hostages seriously. But saying nothing against Hamas and talking again about a deal makes it look like he was bending over for them after they killed an American.
He then went to a campaign event in Pennsylvania for Kamala Harris.
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But when he came back later Monday evening, what he had to say about Netanyahu continued the disgusting pattern he set earlier in the day. He seemed to stagger a bit coming across the lawn to the reporters. They asked if he had any plans to speak to Netanyahu.
REPORTER: “Do you have any plans to speak to Prime Minister Netanyahu?”
BIDEN: “Eventually.”
REPORTER: “This week? Tomorrow? Wednesday?”
BIDEN: “Eventually.”
(Yesterday, Biden was blaming Netanyahu for not doing enough) pic.twitter.com/DAdUgUuaSh
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) September 3, 2024
“Eventually,” Biden replied.
A reporter tried to pin him down on it, “This week? Tomorrow? Wednesday?”
Biden smirked, “Eventually.”
An American hostage was just killed, he should be standing with Netanyahu to destroy Hamas, and he’s playing games, and saying “Eventually.” How is he working on anything if he isn’t even talking to our ally? You would think by the way he handles it that Israel was the enemy.
But then it got worse.
A reporter asked him how it felt to get back on the campaign trail. He said it felt good. “Except I’m not able to go out in crowds anymore,” he responded. “The Secret Service doesn’t let me.”
BIDEN: “I’m not able to go out in the crowds anymore. The Secret Service doesn’t let me.”
REPORTER: “Why not?”
BIDEN (who has a proclivity for tripping): “They say it’s too dangerous.” pic.twitter.com/JeKKE7r6wu
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) September 3, 2024
“Why not?” he was asked.
“They say it’s too dangerous,” Biden replied. “No one gets to go out.”
He said he felt “real good about Pennsylvania,” adding, “We’re going to win Pennsylvania.”
So I have a few questions here.
First, that’s an incredibly weak statement for the alleged leader of the free world to make — that the Secret Service thinks it’s too dangerous for him to go out in crowds. But he doesn’t even seem to understand that when he says it.
Second, does he know he’s not running anymore?
Then, this statement about not letting anyone out in crowds doesn’t seem to make a lot of sense. Former President Donald Trump is going into crowds, even after the assassination attempt, and so is Kamala Harris, as you can see here.
“It’s too dangerous. No one gets to go out.” 🤦♀️ pic.twitter.com/5o5SuSREJU
— Joni Job (@jj_talking) September 3, 2024
This is who passed out at the rally today. Trump went to see how she was doing.
A few things:
This is the PEOPLE’S President
Joe could never do this
More importantly
Joe WOULD never do this
The surge is huge and like a massive freight train nothing is stopping it!#Trump2024 pic.twitter.com/km5Ukk0iX7— Fletch17 (@17ThankQ) August 22, 2024
People had a lot of questions about what was going on here with Biden’s comment, and rightly so.
Are the powers that be not letting him out in crowds because they think he’s going to trip and fall all over himself or because his cognitive decline is going to become more apparent? Are they hiding Biden –because that’s what it sounds like. We’ve already seen that since he was swept to the side in a coup, he’s been mostly on vacation. Is he even in charge of anything anymore?
