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Biden is getting even creepier

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There’s always been something “off” about Biden. But the Democrats and the press have continually treated his offness as an endearing eccentricity.

As he gets older and becomes more addled, his creepiness gets worse. For example, this happened yesterday:

President Joe Biden raised eyebrows — and a few alarms — Friday when he lavishly complimented a little girl on her appearance during remarks at a Virginia military base.

“I love those barrettes in your hair, man,” Biden said. “I tell you what, look at her, she looks like she’s 19 years old, sitting there like a little lady with her legs crossed.”

The girl in question, who appeared to be elementary school age, had joined her parents and two older brothers on the podium while her mother introduced the president at Joint Base Langley-Eustis in Hampton, Virginia.

Bizarre and inappropriate, at the very least.

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Biden is getting even creepier — 46 Comments

  1. Not just elementary age, but early elementary. She looked about 6. Seriously creepy!

  3. He does it because he gets away with it. If he got called out he’d stop. But he’s going to keep being weird and gross because the RP wants him for now. When he needs to be retired we’ll hear all about this and much more loudly.
    Think about all the pervs and cheaters and grifters and liars and corrupt whores who never get called out or publicized for their appalling misbehavior simply because the ruling party needs them to carry on. It’s kind of like Hollywood and all perversion that goes on and on because the perverts make them money.
    Big media is the enemy.

  4. As far back as I recall, and that may be twenty years, Biden has been doing gaffes, groping, and grift. Whenever an example of one or more of them surfaces, the general response is “That’s just Joe.” Or “That’s just Joe being Joe.” For some reason, which I have never heard being applied to anyone else, this is supposed to excuse him. And it has.

  5. Seems to me just the other day he had a young girl in the White House, a George Floyd relative, and said something about how she wanted to sit on his lap but he didn’t allow it because his wife would kill him if he did. And with all the negative publicity about his inappropriate public behavior with women, he can’t refrain from this kind of creepy remark. This is not a mentally normal individual.

  6. Eventually there is going to be something they are not going to be able to smother if they keep rolling him out there.

    It may not be creepy like this it may be some inappropriate comment about one of the left’s beloved groups or something and then the wheels will be set in motion.

    Just trying to keep him upright till January 2023.

  8. Richard Aubrey, along the same vein was “the Lion of the Senate.” Teddy Kennedy, a man who was a womaniser and, at the very least, left a woman to drown in his car. He was beloved and excused his whole life.
    How about Bill Clinton, another womanising, possible rapist, who we created an entire new mental disorder for, sex addict, the media loved excused.
    Joe is just another iteration of the same double standard we’ve had to endure.
    The entire Left is creepy. Joe may be addled but the Left, itself, is mishagah. (Yiddish, for crazy)

  9. Joe Biden has pedophiliac impulses. In private, he’s almost certainly acted upon them.

    Beth,

    My Jewish step mother always pronounced it “meshuganah” but a search shows several spellings.

  10. “Bizarre and inappropriate, at the very least.”

    Not for a demonkrat !!

    Note how the calls for NY gov’s Cuomo to resign have stopped.
    Note how Bill Clinton has been totally rehabilitated by the media, the Davos crowd, the demonkrats, etc.

    The only thing that is surprising to me is that Harvey Weinstein was actually indicted and put on trial for his actions.
    He must have really pissed off some big wig lefty movers and shakers to have even been indicted.

    It is just a plain fact; demonkrats can do whatever they please because they know that the standards they are held to are really no standards at all. They can do whatever they please and suffer zero negative consequences.

    Welcome to the USA ca. 2021

  12. According to reports about Hunter Biden’s laptop, he was at one point banned from contact with his brother’s children because of inappropriate behavior around Beau’s teenaged daughter. Like father, like son, perhaps.

  13. He must have really pissed off some big wig lefty movers and shakers to have even been indicted.

    I think it’s reasonable to assume that when well-connected people in the Democratic Party are indicted, they’re on the wrong end of a factional dispute therein or they’re expendable and did something so crude that the spin takes effort (like keeping a chest freezer full of bribes received in the basement). That suggests that ‘reporters’ and ‘editors’ are actually agents of different factions, which I believe now is true. Remember First Jersey Securities (which advertised on Sunday chat shows back in the day)? Reporters today are like salesmen for First Jersey Securities – no one with any integrity would work for these outlets for very long. Characters hired in an earlier era who remain so employed (Anderson Cooper, I’m looking at you) are showing you what they always were.

  14. So what are we going to do about it except bitch as our country is flushed down the toilet?

    Are we just going to sit there and watch? Like proverbial frogs in pans of slowly warming water, until we get cooked?

    It is nice to hope everything will turn around after Nov 2022, but it won’t. The Biden monster will still have his pen, handed down from the “fundamentally transforming” monster, Barack Hussein. All GOP initiatives will be vetoed, and Biden does not need even a fraction of his brain to do that.

  15. The planets have aligned and I find myself agreeing with Art+Deco. The Prog Left / Deep State / Horned Beast / Cathedral / Nomenclature of Choice is not monolithic. There are more or less aligned (against rest of us) factions which will fight each other over other less important issues, or actual power and money. And there’s emergent flocking/swarming behaviour when they pile on one of their own for no apparent reason: maybe a butterfly flapped its wings in Brazil.. or a spec of grit dropped into a supersaturated solution.

  16. I would love to hear what Biden’s handlers had to say after that speech. I know he must have been told rather emphatically that he should avoid making inappropriate comments about the attractiveness of children but he just can’t help himself. I don’t think his supporters care that much about his behavior but I’m sure they just wish he wouldn’t be so public about it.

    I imagine the reaction would be similar to Hillary’s reaction to the Monica Lewinsky affair: “Good God Bill, I don’t care who you have sex with but can’t you even keep your pants on in the Oval Office?”

  17. Nasty piece of work. He’s lost all his pre-frontal cortex ‘filtering’ hardware and more and more is revealed of the inner demons.

    Not an uncommon thing in older people.

    And not a thing you want even in your ventriloquist doll figurehead president.

  18. Beth Lopez. Disagree. The items are different. By courtesy, Clinton and Kennedy didn’t do that stuff.
    Biden did do that stuff and it’s okay because he’s just Joe.

  19. Beth Lopez,
    As much as I disliked Kennedy and Clinton, I could understand why Democrats and a few independent voters were willing to look past their flaws. I didn’t agree with them, mind you, but I understood it. Creepy Joe is different. I genuinely do not understand how the guy got as far as he did. He’s inarticulate, does and says weird things, no one seems to respect him, he has no built in constituency. How did the Democrats pick him?

  20. QANON started with a kernel of truth, that the elites engage in child sex trafficking. From that they spread out their web of deception to talk about “the plan” to have Trump retain the presidency and have wait for it instead of actively putting pressure on your state legislatures. It succeeded brilliantly. You don’t hear much of ANON anymore.

    Gateway Pundit in October was posting heavily edited photos from Hunter’s laptop. In it there was certain pictures of a relative engaging in oral sex on Hunter. From her chin, hair color and haircut you could only infer it was his full sister Ashley. I have read that there are unedited photos circulated in China.

    Ashley checked into an Alcoholic/Drug Rehab clinic and wrote a diary that was leaked. I think willingly. One very troubling paragraph was about her taking “inappropriate” showers with her father. Read it at the link. This family is tremendously dis-functional.

    https://patriots4truth.org/2020/10/25/revealed-ashley-biden-diary-confessions/

    The man is truly sick. I think this is one tool that others like China are using to make him advocate the policies his mal-administration has proposed.

    QANON started with the kernel of truth and Zhou Bai-den has confirmed it.

  21. I always like to point out Biden literally claimed his first wife was killed by a drunk driver. He apologized for it later but that showed to me what kind of scumbag he really was. Willing to use a story like that for sympathy. To me only a psycho would claim his wife was a crime victim if she really wasn’t. What’s worse is snopes actually makes up excuses for him.

  22. n it there was certain pictures of a relative engaging in oral sex on Hunter. From her chin, hair color and haircut you could only infer it was his full sister Ashley.

    Ashley is Jill’s daughter. Hunter’s mother was Neilia.

  23. Ashley checked into an Alcoholic/Drug Rehab clinic and wrote a diary that was leaked.

    I wouldn’t take this story seriously.

  24. Since it’s a matter of public record that Hunter seduced his brother’s widow, tales of intrafamilial boundary violations are rather more plausible than they would be in regard to an ordinary person. Still, grain of salt necessary.

  25. As much as I disliked Kennedy and Clinton, I could understand why Democrats and a few independent voters were willing to look past their flaws. I didn’t agree with them, mind you, but I understood it.

    The Massachusetts Republican Party in 1969-70 behaved as if it would be unpardonably cruel to hold Edward Kennedy responsible for vehicular manslaughter. After that stupefying abdication, it’s been treated as ‘old news’ ever since.

  26. Art,
    Ted Kennedy’s father and older brothers, with a lot of help from the media, created a Kennedy brand so strong people chose to pretend Teddy was something he wasn’t rather than give up on the Kennedy family. Like I said, I don’t agree with it, but I understand it.
    Now explain Joe Biden.

  27. }}} My Jewish step mother always pronounced it “meshuganah” but a search shows several spellings.

    I’m not Jewish, but this is always the spelling and pronunciation I’ve seen associated with it.

  28. }}} How did the Democrats pick him?

    I cannot answer — my aunt, a lifelong “Yellow Dog Democrat”, is a huge fan of his.

    I can’t grasp why, either.

    Why do they so love Marxism? It triggers some crack-like dopamine receptor in their tiny widdle bwains.

  29. }}} He must have really pissed off some big wig lefty movers and shakers to have even been indicted.

    Actually, you should grasp — the Dems have different alignment groups, of course. When you see something like this, it’s almost certainly one of the power groups telling the other one to “back off, we’ve taken all we’re going to”.

    Like back when William Kennedy Smith got charged with rape in the 90s.

    Also: Maybe when Michael Kennedy died skiing, and JFK Jr died flying, that might have been a cover-up for something else going on between two power groups, too. Not saying there’s any evidence. Just that I would not be the least *surprised* if Wikileaks released something tomorrow to that end.

  30. 😉 Peak Art+Deco.

    “Ashley is Jill’s daughter. Hunter’s mother was Neilia.”

  31. Also: Maybe when Michael Kennedy died skiing, and JFK Jr died flying, that might have been a cover-up for something else going on between two power groups, too.

    You mean someone from Faction A distracts Michael Kennedy so he skis into a tree at high speed and someone from Faction B Jedi-mind tricks John Kennedy Jr into flying in conditions requiring an instrument rating he lacked (and snookers Lauren Bessette into inveigling her reluctant sister into getting on that plane, too)?

  32. Ted Kennedy’s father and older brothers, with a lot of help from the media, created a Kennedy brand so strong people chose to pretend Teddy was something he wasn’t rather than give up on the Kennedy family.

    The Kennedys have not, since 1969, competed well outside the Boston media market. One of Eunice Shriver’s put in a couple of terms in the Maryland legislature while another put in two terms on a municipal council in suburban Los Angeles. Edward Kennedy Jr. served a couple of terms in the Connecticut legislature. NB, there aren’t any scandals attaching to these three men and (AFAIK), none of them carpetbagged their way into those constituencies. Kathleen Townsend’s multiple attempts to cadge an elected office in Maryland were failures and Jimmy Carter actually did (as he predicted) whip Ted Kennedy’s a** in 1980. Caroline Schlossberg’s attempt to persuade Gov. Patterson in New York to appoint her to Hillary’s seat was rebuffed.

    Hypothesis: you need a lickspittle media, a supine local political establishment, a corrupt Capitol Hill nexus, and very stupid voters to account for Edward and Patrick Kennedy. Take one or two of these elements away, and they lose.

  33. Art, I don’t understand what you’re arguing against. I never said Teddy built an unstoppable political machine. I said he used his family name to go farther than a man of his intelligence and temperament would have gone otherwise. Also, your hypothesis leaves out the fact that there are a lot of Democrats not named Kennedy who’d like a seat in congress.

  34. During the primaries when he talked about his blonde hairy legs should have been an eye opener that Mr. Marbles has no business being anywhere near the White House.

  35. If you are still alive and voted in the 1960 Kennedy v. Election at a minimum you would be 82 years old in 2021. I was a young boy in 1960 and I do recall the election but most Americans alive now were not even of voting age in 1960 or not yet even born. Talking about the Kennedy’s resonates about as much as talking about the John Adams political dynasty. The ‘Camelot/Kennedy Mystique’ has been overrated for along time.

  36. BrooklynBoy: It’s history, and it’s lessons. The brand may be running on four flats but what happened happened and it’s worth knowing about it. Possibly why, as well, although as has been pointed out wrt Biden, maybe we really don’t know why.

  37. Also, your hypothesis leaves out the fact that there are a lot of Democrats not named Kennedy who’d like a seat in congress.

    And they roll over and play dead around Boston and Providence. Their first loss occurred last year when Robert Kennedy’s grandson, who had a safe seat in the House (and has no scandals attached to his name) attempted to knock-off an incumbent Democratic senator. Note, he was elected to Congress in 2012; no one of consequence challenged him for the Democratic nomination. The last time the Kennedys got push-back from local pols was in 1986, when Joseph Kennedy II had to put in some effort to win the Democratic primary to replace Tip O’Neill, who was retiring. He was 34 years old, he’d never held elective office before, he’d paralyzed a woman in a witless vehicle accident 10 years earlier, he had an embarrassing educational history, and he was employed by a family-founded philanthropy which was in essence a PR scam. He still got the endorsement of Tip O’Neill and the Boston Globe.

  39. Richard Aubrey, Geoffrey Britain, Baltimoron, I do agree Joe has pedophile impulses. I was thinking more along the lines of Democrats allowing people with sexual problems in their midst, however your distinctions are well made.

    Obloodyhell, First, I misspelled it no matter what, but in my defence, I was thinking about how Israeli’s say mish-a-gash, the emphasis on the part of the word -mish, which is pronounced like its own word. However there is no “e” in Hebrew so I think I just through it together in English. You can’t go to Israel and say meshugah or meshugannah they’ll rip you for it. In the end all three ways are said and used, it just depends where you are.

  40. Joe Biden has not changed. He’s always been a disingenuous, self-serving creep that’s missing some of the self-control filters normal people have.

    But the Biden themes are archetypal of a ruling class from any age: Outrageously unacceptable public behavior that escapes sanction or condemnation.

    Joe is a mediocrity who managed to connive his way upward in the Democratic Party. He’s been safely insulated from normal people for 50 years. His only behavioral contacts are his peers, and many of them are as bad as he is, or worse – but they know they must do these things in private. Joe’s missing that filter: Discretion. It’s a gap in his pathology. That’s why he’s always been a loose cannon, and un-trustable.

    That’s why we have the ‘Crazy Uncle Joe’ myth, trying to patronize creepy and unacceptable behavior. Looks like it’s mostly worked too, but it wouldn’t if people were more vocally honest about their disgust.

  41. Which people should be more vocally honest? The dems? That presumes disgust. Anything empirical on that? Gerry Studds was re-elected half a dozen times.
    The rest of the folks paying attention are as vocally honest as they can be if they wish but who cares?

  42. @Richard Aubrey, I’m not sure what your main point is, but….regarding Gerry Studds, so what? Teddy was miles worse across any parameter of character, in my opinion, and he kept getting elected for as long as his liver kept functioning.

    But in the modern world: Would you say the #MeToo movement was effective at naming / shaming / celebrities, destroying their legacy and removing their earning potential – or not? Bill Cosby? Kevin Spacey? Harvey Weinstein? Dozens of others, either with no viable career or even being investigated/prosecuted? How about #Believe All Women? Did that cause some grief for Kavanaugh, even as unwarranted and ultimately fraudulent as it proved to be?

  44. Aggie. I should have specified dem pols. the mechanism(s) you list don’t affect them. I know it’s dumb to say they have to have perversions, scandals, failures at what most people would think required, in order to qualify for office. But it looks that way, or perhaps only if they’re Kennedys.
    Might be a coincidence.
    Point is, they get elected no matter….

  45. Epiphany strikes! (when you least expect it):
    https://www.zerohedge.com/political/black-lives-matter-st-paul-founder-says-he-resigned-after-learning-ugly-truth

    Hmmm, will he, brave soul, be tarred and feathered by all the usual suspects (IOW former compatriots) and run out of Dodge…? (Or might this be the start of a beautiful relationship? )

    And might one wonder if Robin DiAngelo will have her own “Come to Jesus” moment? After all, she’s likely made more money than she ever thought possible. And it must be very wearying proclaiming day in, day out just how fragile White Folks are. (And how racist.) Well, stay tuned…

  46. Very late, but meshuga is an adjective (“That’s meshuga!”) and meshuganah is a person (“What a meshuganah!”). Modulo transliterations.

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