WATCH: Joe Biden’s Senior Moment of the Week (Vol. 29)

Thaleigha RampersadFebruary 10, 2023

This week, President Joe Biden stayed awake past his bedtime to deliver the State of the Union Address. It was hailed by pundits and journalists as the best. Best speech The history of English language.

We are not so certain.

On Tuesday, America’s first president octogenarian boasted about his record of helping others “vixums [sic] exposed to toxic burn pits,” His GOP rivals were warned not to “try anything to raise the cost of rsdvsaium [sic] jobs,” • and pledged promotion “hope over fear, unity over dxlkres [sic], [and] stavility [sic] over chaos.”

Biden made some public appearances following the speech, during which he asserted that America has “a thousand trillionaires,” On several occasions, he appeared to be experiencing what the scientific community may call a “sense of awe”. “brain fart.”

This is the Democratic Party in 2023: a barely coherent 80-year-old president running for reelection, and at least two U.S. senators—89-year-old Dianne Feinstein (Calif.) and stroke victim John Fetterman (Pa.)—who are mentally incapacitated.

Have a great weekend!

THE BIDEN SENIOR MOMENTARCHIVE:

WATCH: Biden’s Senior moment of the Week Vol. 1

WATCH: Biden’s Senior moment of the Week Vol. 2

WATCH: Biden’s Senior moment of the Week Vol. 3

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WATCH: Biden’s Senior moment of the Week Vol. 9

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