NOTE: A year ago today. Notice how less coherent he is now.

Joe Biden met with Putin on Wednesday. If I were a betting man, I'd say it was two hours of the Russian president saying "amoronsayswhat" and Biden blaming the smell coming out of his underpants on Anthony Blinken. The most popular American president lashed out at the press afterward. Where we found out he gave Putin a list of sixteen things he's not allowed to attack. Anything not on the list is apparently fair game. Then, of course, you have the president of the United States of America exposing to the world his ignorance of what it means to be American.

I think Joe Biden was trying to have a patriotic, Reagan-esque moment here. Joe Biden sucks at those.

Biden: We yield our rights to the governmentyoutu.be

Unlike other countries, including Russia, we're uniquely a product and an idea. ... What's that idea? We don't derive our rights from the government. We possess them because we're born. Period.

Saying the word "period" usually means it's a good place to stop talking. But, you know, it's Joe Biden.

And we yield them to a government.

Here's what I think happened. Because I've noticed Joe Biden trying to quote our Declaration of Independence a lot recently. Failing at it, but trying. He's fond of pointing out how our rights are endowed to us by our Creator. It was only a matter of time before the people who run Biden told him he's not allowed to say that any more. If too many Americans remember that their rights don't come from the government, we might think we're a free people. Which is bad for business if you're a radical leftist using Biden to further your agenda.

Biden is always talking about he'll get into trouble with "them" if he doesn't take questions in the right order. I'm assuming mid-sentence he remembered "they" told him they'd take his pudding away if he mentioned anything off-script about rights or freedom. Saying the words "we yield our rights to a government" was him realizing he messed up again.

That's the difference between Russia and America in what's left of Biden's brain. In Russia, the people don't have rights. In America, people have rights just so long as the government agrees with what those rights are. That's Joe Biden's view of the difference between the two superpowers. Because Joe Biden is a nincompoop.

But at least he doesn't tweet mean things.

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