Issues & Insights (issuesinsights.com)
"Many if not most Americans tuning into the debate Thursday night were probably shocked at President Joe Biden’s performance.
"He was confused and tired. He mumbled and bumbled through his answers. He looked at times despondent. He had trouble keeping focused. His closing statement was perhaps the worst in the history of presidential debates. And this was after spending a week at Camp David resting and preparing.
"Anyone who was surprised by his performance should be asking themselves Why? Why didn’t they know how bad a state Biden is in? How did the White House keep this under wraps for so long?
"The president is, after all, the most public of public figures. His every move is scrutinized. It is true that the White House minimized Biden’s public appearances, and kept them short and carefully scripted.
"But the media are always around him taking notes. Reporters are in constant contact with the people who work for the president. They’re always talking to others in the president’s party.
"And for three and half years, the press has been telling the public that Biden is doing fine. That all the talk of his age and infirmity was misinformation. Just last week, the media tried to convince voters that Biden’s incredibly odd behavior at recent events was all “cheap fakes” by Republicans.
"They said Donald Trump made verbal mistakes and was old, too." . . .
Time To Admit It: Democrats Are The Party of Sexual Perverts – Issues & Insights
. . ."On the other hand, whenever I make the above accusations, coming from a research background, I often cite data, lists, that is, lists of facts, without intervening flowery statements. While general accusations can be waved away with equally general denials, data – that is, detailed facts – cannot be waved away, much as leftists would like otherwise.
"One drawback, of course, is that readers can become overwhelmed at the sheer amount of data and the other is that editors become irritated by this technique, preferring grandiose essays. Now, I can write grandiose essays along with the best of them, but listing data, undeniable data, is the best choice.
"So, I beg the reader’s indulgence in the following:
"In Arizona, Democratic state senators hosted a “Drag story hour” for children and adults – inside the State House.
"In Kentucky, a Democratic senator opposed a bill banning child sex toys and referred to pedophiles as “minor-attracted persons.” Leftists always use euphemisms to promote repugnant ideas. And, yes, people do fall for that trick.
In Kansas City, Missouri, the Democratic mayor along with other Democratic officials had a “National Reading Day.” Not books like “Tom Sawyer” or “Treasure Island.” No. The books read were written with the purpose of brainwashing children to “explore their gender identity” (more euphemisms) and to encourage them to become transgender.
"New York Democrat Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez praised a drag queen wandering around in the halls of Congress.
"Staff members of a Democratic senator from Delaware were found having anal sex in the Judiciary Committee hearing room.
"And speaking of Democrats from Delaware, we have pseudo-President Joe Biden. His daughter’s diary revealed that they used to shower together. That’s one way to bond. His crackhead son recorded himself having sex and drugs with multiple prostitutes. Biden is also outraged – yes, outraged! – that pornographic books are being removed from elementary school libraries.
"In Michigan, a Democratic government staffer expressed being aroused by the “sexy satanic statue” erected at the Michigan state capitol.
"In New York, a Democratic senator who helped pass a bill targeting Donald Trump on accusation of rape was himself accused of rape.
"In a symbolic slap to parents, a Democratic Fairfax County School Board member was sworn into office not on the Bible, but on a stack of pro-homosexual books." . . .
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