Joe Biden continues to decline and this time it was Jill Biden who swooped into the rescue.
On the White House lawn, President Joe Biden was speaking with the media after returning from an Ash Wednesday service. One reporter questioned how he can be a Catholic and still support a pro-choice agenda and that was when Jill Biden popped in out of nowhere.
“All sweets and you know me, I start off with dessert. No ice cream, nothing,” Biden told reporters.
That was when a reporter questioned Joe’s beliefs and he got very defensive.
“I don’t want to get into a debate with you on theology,” Biden said as Jill came over to fetch him. “Well, anyway, I’m not going to make a judgment for other people,” he added.
That was when Jill flew in from left field to get Joe out of there.
Many are beginning to wonder how much longer can this go on, Biden is starting to make serious gaffes about the Ukraine crisis and it is becoming a national security issue.
In the clip below, Biden was speaking with presidential historian Heather Cox Richardson and a confused Joe Biden ranted about Putin “invading Russia.”
If this is what we see what is Joe like behind the scenes and when he talks to world leaders?
One wrong move could escalate the war that’s occurring in Europe and our “president” can’t remember who’s invading what country.
During a cabinet meeting on March 3, 2022, Biden said that Ukrainians are hiding in subways from rocket attacks being fired “indiscriminately into Russian cities.”
It’s amazing that people sit there and nod their head as stuff like that come out of his mouth.
Biden says Ukrainians are hiding in subways from missiles being fired “indiscriminately into RUSSIAN cities.” pic.twitter.com/SuERoYaam2
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) March 3, 2022
As the president loses all sense of reality gas prices continue to skyrocket and the administration doesn’t seem to have a plan.
On March 7, 2022, forecasters predicted by mid-week gas will be $4.55 a gallon after crude oil prices went through the roof on Monday morning.
Implied national average ~$4.55/gal at this point given current oil prices
— Patrick De Haan ⛽️📊 (@GasBuddyGuy) March 6, 2022