After the election, I though the media might come out of campaign mode and ask Joe some real, actual policy questions. Of course I over estimated them. They are still 100 percent DNC operatives acting like they are still trying to get someone elected. So do you think they will ever stop sucking up to him? Is this what we have to look forward to? Joe’s first line of defense being the media? Will they ever grow a pair?
Aww, our little Joey is growing up! It seems like just a few days ago he was being treated like a baby. Blink and we’ll be at “Is it time to stop treating Joe like a teenager” before we know it.
At a press conference he was asked about international trade agreements and short-term fixes for unemployment, but I guess those aren’t policy questions.
I would also suggest that it is time for our President to stop acting like a toddler as well. I think some of the treatment that Biden is getting is just a bit of reprieve because all of the media with some exceptions have said it’s over it’s all over. And the President refuses to admit there is no way he can win. So, there can be really now hard-balling of Joe Biden if he is not even allowed to move forward completely with the transition. So the media is giving him a pass…because there is a bigger story to focus on.
Trump…who is always the story in his mind…needs to stop acting like a petulant child and accept the fact that crow is being served, and he might as well eat up. He’s not going to get a burger tonight.
So I did a quick googling. On Oct 22nd lib mob media CBS’ Norah O’Donnell asked Biden to address that issue for a 60 Minutes interview. Biden said he would put together a bipartisan commission to study how to reform the court system. This was of course before he became President-elect.
Typical politician’s non-response, but lib mob media CBS asked him that particular non baby question. Any others?
Every one of these non baby questions can be googled along with President-elect Biden’s name and you can find where he either addressed the issue without being asked, or he was asked.
Any other non baby questions for the President-elect on your mind?