In 2020, voters had a choice. At its most cynical, the choice was between a guy who was a jerk on Twitter and a guy who is (allegedly) a dementia patient. The (alleged) dementia patient won. Voters were led to believe that voting for the (alleged) dementia patient would bring unity to America. Instead, we wound up with Joe Biden as president (and/or the people who control Biden) and the mess 2021 has become. Polls show Biden's approval deteriorating faster than Biden's continence. But there are some people who believe voting for Biden was NOT a mistake.

Have you ever tried having a conversation with any of these people? Comedian JP Sears thinks it may go a little something like this.

How Biden Voters Pretend There's Nothing Wrong!youtu.be

I'm sure if you get Biden supporters liquored up and loose-lipped, they'll admit Joe Biden is an embarrassing failure. They may even join in with the "F*ck Joe Biden" chants at sporting events throughout this great land of ours. Those who wouldn't, I'd enjoy listening to them try to defend that vote without using the word "Trump." I'd add without throwing in the words "January" or "6th," but the only people who care about that are the mainstream media and we all agree the media aren't people.

But outside of Biden not being Trump? Inflation is at record highs. Gas prices are up. The costs of groceries and other goods are up. There are supply-chain concerns. Small businesses are struggling to stay in business. Everything I just said is related to Joe Biden paying people not to work. Biden has created a cult around unelected bureaucrats and called it "the science." He's made it clear he'll keep your kids in masks for as long as he needs to keep Americans living in fear. Foreign policy is a mess. And under Biden's "watch" we lost thirteen service members in a terrorist attack. A terrorist attack that was related to Joe Biden's incompetence in Afghanistan.

But hey, at least he's not Orangeman Bad! Amirite?

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