In New Rambling, Disaster-Pants Interview, Biden Pretends He's Always Acknowleged His Seventh, Illegitimate Grandchild

Biden was really something in this interview. He told ALL KINDS of LIEZZZZ.

He lied about riding Amtrack for 1.1 million miles again. Why would someone lie about this?

He also says that he doesn't want to embarrass a conductor that he has repeatedly been told died in 2014.

More of that at the link.

But the real news came when Biden suddenly revealed that, gee whiz, he has seven grandchildren -- and attempted to claim that he had always acknowleged all seven grandchildren.

He claims he emails or talks to each of them "every day."

Since when, Joe?

Nick Arama also points out this clip, in which Biden says, "My family, when they want to get an important message to me, they tape it on the mirror of the bathroom. I'm serious, not a joke."

Arama thinks that Biden just let it slip that he's having such memory problems that his staff and awful wife have to tape post-its all of the house to remind him of simple things. I think that's completely right.

CNN is spinning like a top for Joe Biden on his cruel four-year-denial of his granddaughter's existence.

They are repeating the story Biden gave them, which is that he just avoided it due to the child support case.

First of all, that's not even an excuse, that's still horrible, but Miranda Divine points out it isn't even true -- a child support agreement was reached two and a half years ago. Biden could have acknowleged her then -- but refused to.

The recent child support legal case started when Hunter Biden went back on his previous agreement to pay a certain level of support, and wanted it cut by 75%.

And still the media spins:

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NYT reports: "in recent weeks, the president told his son that he wanted to meet Navy when the time was right, according to a person familiar with those discussions."

The "time becomes right" as even the leftwing propaganda rag USA Today reported, just past Tuesday, that Biden's refusal to acknowledge the four-year-old girl "turns off" "even Biden's supporters."

PHILADELPHIA − Louis Snipe admires President Joe Biden. He has a much different opinion of Grandpa Joe Biden.

Snipe, a Lyft driver who spent years repairing pool tables, credits Biden for rebuilding the economy and restoring dignity to the White House.

Yet Snipe has trouble squaring his support with one of Biden's family decisions: Biden's refusal to acknowledge the existence of his 4-year-old granddaughter in Arkansas whom his son Hunter Biden fathered out of wedlock.

"If my children have children, they're my children," said Snipe, 70, himself a grandfather of five, speaking over a Curtis Mayfield jam on the radio and through a face mask to a backseat passenger. "It amazes me -- I'll put it that way."

Biden's image as a family man who values decency and compassion is central to the political identity he has fostered over five decades in public office. But those virtues have taken a hit as Biden publicly recognizes only six grandchildren and fails to mention the girl born to Hunter Biden and 32-year-old Lunden Roberts, whom Hunter met during the peak of his well-documented battle with drug addiction.

"If that's the case, that's fine, but just admit that you have a seventh grandchild," said Beth Binns, 78, a grandmother of seven and a retired receptionist from Philadelphia who votes Republican. "You can't leave that child out in the cold. I think it's a disgrace. And he calls himself a Christian, a Catholic?"

Deb Heine pointed out that Biden's sudden embrace of his illegitimate granddaughter coincidentally coincides with the release of a poll showing that more than two thirds of Americans say he should acknowledge the four-year-old.

USA Today must have regretted that piece about Democrats thinking Biden is a lout, because they're back in full on gaslighting mode today.

USA Today brings you: "The Foibles of Young Master Hunter."

Charles C. W. Cooke
@charlescwcooke

Masterpiece. The description of Hunter Biden's crimes as "foibles." The framing of the story as being actually about Republicans. The insinuation of "pouncing." 10/10.

posted by Ace at 05:29 PM

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