Desperate Biden Begs for Relevancy, Immediately Stuffs Foot in Mouth With Clueless Women's Day Post

Bob Hoge

"Joe Biden’s name isn’t in the news much these days, and when it is, it’s usually in the context of Donald Trump righting the wrongs of his disastrous administration or undoing yet another of his dangerously flawed policies.

"But as bad as Ole Joe was on a myriad of issues—from the border to energy to foreign policy—and as the corruption under his regime is relentlessly exposed by Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), the man evidently still craves attention. On Saturday, the former president (or one of his Gen X staffers) posted a tone-deaf social media post in a desperate cry for attention.

"I’m “celebrating the incredible women in my life today,” said the man who waged a war on females with his Title IX attacks on fairness and sportsmanship in women’s athletics. The gall is off the charts, but we got used to that from this guy:" . . .

"During Biden's presidency, he signed an executive order that allowed trans athletes to compete in women's and girls sports, attempted to rewrite Title IX to allow it and even tried to punish states for taking their own steps to combat the issue. 

"Since Biden left office, Democrats in Congress and state governments have done plenty to combat Republican attempts to address the issue. " . . .

Bill Maher Blasts Jasmine Crockett for Ranting Like a Podcaster: Can You Imagine Obama Talking Like This?

. . ."Maher first brought up Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA), who described the antics involving cane waving, ping-pong paddles, walkouts, and pocket whiteboards as "a sad cavalcade of self owns and unhinged petulance."

"When that guy is your party's intellectual and moral voice, you've got issues. Profanity alert.

"Maher then noted Crockett's comments about Trump's speech, where her professional analysis led to this conclusion: "Like, this is not America. This is a terrible nightmare. Somebody slap me and wake me the f**k up because I’m ready to get on with it.' ” . . .