Joe “Grandpa Disaster” Biden reappeared in a briefing between the White House and German Chancellor Angela Merkel today.
Biden seems to be having trouble with basic coherence.
To pay tribute to her years of service, he mistakenly called her the “second largest”, but then corrected her as the “second longest” serving prime minister. Biggest and longest are good words, but they are difficult to interchange, and certainly not the best words to use when referring to Merkel here.
Joe Biden stumbled when introducing Angela Merkel of Germany: “The second largest… the longest-serving prime minister” pic.twitter.com/c5Peh1sWfl
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Then he said they needed to “subvert” their “global climate ambitions.”
Joe Biden stumbled when introducing Angela Merkel of Germany: “The second largest… the longest-serving prime minister” pic.twitter.com/c5Peh1sWfl
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Biden then complained that the reporter asked more than two questions. I have never seen two leaders ask two questions about a press conference of this nature. There are always many questions. Unless Joe’s nap time has passed, he wants to leave there.
Joe Biden complained that the reporter asked too many questions at the press conference pic.twitter.com/Hv8MYAkIas
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But even if he thinks he should only get a few questions, he obviously has a list of people who can call.
Joe Biden called “Ms. Leonard of Bloomberg” from the pre-approved list.
Is Biden unable to visit reporters without a list? pic.twitter.com/mxyCnqDT1R
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One sentence was mixed, and then Biden seemed to confuse the Group of Seven and NATO.
How often will Joe Biden forget what he is talking about?
He started talking about his conversations with the leaders of the G7 countries, but at the end of this sentence, he thought he was talking about NATO. pic.twitter.com/JyaIpSVn57
-Tommy Pigott (@TommyPigott) July 15, 2021
What is he talking about here? $3,700 per month for his child tax credit proposal?
Joe Biden has math problems and is confused about the numbers in his plan.
“Twelve months divided by 3,600 U.S. dollars, and that child is 3,700 U.S. dollars per month divided by 12” pic.twitter.com/5W0H4cwZuM
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What he meant seems to have been allocated $3,700 in 12 months, but he can’t seem to figure out how to express it clearly.
When Merkel is so incoherent, what will these world leaders like Merkel think? We saw how embarrassing this was on G7, but now he just drove home to her again.
But what is more important than ordinary daily incoherence is the incoherence of policies, and the proposed policies are not in the best interests of the United States. This is also evidence of the two main points of controversy during the meeting with Merkel.
Biden said at the press conference: “Although I reiterated my concerns about the Beixi 2 project, Prime Minister Merkel and I absolutely agree that Russia must not be allowed to use energy as a weapon to intimidate or threaten neighboring countries. However, when he gave up sanctions on the project, he gave Russia the full power to do so. Now that they have a bigger foothold, they can use Germany and the European Union to make wedges and bypass Ukraine in energy transportation. So he can express all the worries he wants after the fact, but he helped make this possible and gave Russia more power. Talk about the “Putin puppet”.
Then they also have a problem, that is, although the European Union allows Americans to visit, Biden still puts the European Union on the ban list due to the pandemic and is not allowed to enter the United States. European people are not satisfied with this. So imagine it. He allows illegal foreigners to cross the border without any tests or inspections, but will not allow anyone from Europe who is legal and under inspection to enter. On the other hand, he lifted Trump’s “ban” that applied to states with terrorism problems.
At the same time, one of Biden’s first administrative actions on the day of his inauguration was to revoke former President Trump’s “discriminatory ban on entering the United States” against seven Muslim-majority African countries. His manifesto read: “[The Trump Executive Orders] The global alliances and partnership networks that have jeopardized us are a moral corruption that has weakened our role models around the world. They separate their loved ones, and the pain they cause will spread in the next few years. They were totally wrong. “
For the Biden administration, European countries that maintain 21st century standard medical care, frequent testing, provide extensive vaccinations, and open, transparent, and timely progress data pose too great a threat to the public health of the United States. Unlike Syrians or Salvadorans who enter Biden’s politics, Spaniards and Swedes must struggle with separation from American family members because their heartbreak is simply not enough for them to obtain visas.
So figure out what it means, except that it meets Joe’s political aspirations. It has nothing to do with “science”.
