Mark Levin:

I am publicly inviting Joe Biden to sit down with me on Life, Liberty & Levin for a full hour interview. Subjects would include the Supreme Court, China, the coronavirus and coming vaccine, law and order and the riots, and his 110-page manifesto.

^^^^^

No risk for Mark to make this offer as he has no hair to sniff.

Hiding Biden visited the Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry in Manitowoc; workers don't look too thrilled, wondering if they're praying that Biden doesn't sniff their hair

*I'm guessing the arrow is so that Joe knows which direction to walk

**good thing he's social distancing

^^^ I've been following this thread too long - now I'm wondering what he's up to with his hand in his own pocket.

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Originally posted by Il Cattivo:
^^^ I've been following this thread too long - now I'm wondering what he's up to with his hand in his own pocket.

Diaper is getting heavy and he's holding them up?

Biden refuses to say who is on his SC nomination list

https://www.breitbart.com/poli...point-supreme-court/

He admitted the first selection was based on race and gender: a black woman. But beyond that, he would not provide additional details.

“Should voters know?” the reporter asked. “Should voters know who you’re going to appoint?”

“No, they don’t, but they will if I’m elected. They’ll have plenty of time,” Biden answered.

He claimed he would not share the names because it, among other things, would give critics too much time to scrutinize them.


and Biden refuses to answer if he would add seats to the SC

https://www.breitbart.com/clip...id-add-scotus-seats/

Biden to @WBAY declines to answer q on adding seats to SCOTUS if GOP replaces RBG

"It’s a legitimate question, but let me tell you why I’m not going answer...it will shift the focus."

"Let’s say I answer...then the whole debate's gonna be about what Biden said or didn’t say.”

quote:

“No, they don’t, but they will if I’m elected. They’ll have plenty of time,” Biden answered.

Where have I heard that before? I know...."We have to pass the bill so you can see what's in it." - Pelosi.

Though it likely won't happen, Biden needs to be pressed hard on this question and made to answer.

Wow, we now have proof Biden uses a teleprompter during interviews. He is giving one here and says, "Wait, I lost that line". The reporter looks flustered and says, "That's okay, we can talk you and I".

https://www.independentsentine...ew-i-lost-that-line/

Why the teleprompter you ask? This is why everything must be scripted for SloJoe the SniffBro.

Joe can't even say the Pledge of Allegiance.

Babylon Bee Satire(or maybe not??):

https://babylonbee.com/news/bi...-his-majestic-outfit
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Biden Forgets To Put On Clothes, Media Praises His Majestic Outfit



KISSIMMEE, FL—Joe Biden was taken out of the cooler in his campaign bus to give a speech at a campaign stop today, but oops! He forgot to put on clothes.

No worries for the Biden campaign, though. The media quickly praised his "regal" and "elegant" outfit, calling it "majestic" and "presidential."

"Look at that perfect business suit he's wearing -- looks like real presidential material to me!" said one CNN reporter before going off to write a puff piece on Kamala Harris' shoes.

"He's quite a dresser -- really knows how to wear that stylish and elegant suit well," whispered an MSNBC reporter. "Well done, Joe. Well done indeed."

But one young boy who wandered into the campaign event, thinking it to be a fun clown show, took one look at Biden and shouted, "Hey, he's not wearing any clothes!"

The other journalists all turned and looked at him, shocked at his gaslighting.

"Get him!" they cried. But, instead of tackling him, they observed social distancing guidelines and simply went after his old tweets.



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Biden Denies the Second Amendment Protects an Individual Right

https://www.thenewamerican.com...-an-individual-right

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden says a lot of strange things, but one thing he told a Town Hall in New Hampshire while he was seeking his party’s nomination to challenge Republican President Donald Trump should concern any American who believes in individual rights, especially the right to keep and bear arms, specifically protected by the Second Amendment.

Biden was asked if he agreed with the Supreme Court decision D.C. v. Heller, which asserted that the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects an individual right to bear arms, and not just the right of states to maintain a militia.

“If I were on the Court I wouldn’t have made the same ruling. OK, that’s number one,” Biden answered.

Biden later added, “And I taught for years Constitutional law and separation of powers, I taught the Second Amendment. And the Second Amendment is not absolute. And we can argue, the fundamental argument is well regulated militia and all those things, I won’t get into that. I think that the fundamental argument is the reason that was given as a right because we needed to be able to muster people to deal with an enemy called Great Britain we were fighting in a war.”


It is difficult to determine which is worse from these remarks, Biden’s ignorance of history or his ignorance of the purpose of the Bill of Rights, which was to restrict the power of the federal government.

First of all, this odd statement of Biden’s gives us insight into the type of judge a President Biden would place on the Supreme Court, or any other court in the federal judiciary, when he said, “If I were on the Court, I wouldn’t have made the same ruling.” In other words, Joe Biden would nominate judges who do not believe the Second Amendment protects the right of an individual to keep and bear arms, as the Supreme Court ruled in the Heller case.

For Biden, the purpose of the Second Amendment was a “well regulated militia and all those things, I won’t get into that.” This sounds much like his odd remarks made more recently, in March of this year, in which he said, as he attempted to recite the Declaration of Independence ahead of Super Tuesday, “We hold these truths to be self-evident,” the former vice president said during a campaign event in Texas. "All men and women created by — you know, you know, the thing.”

The thing?

Of course, the actual wording of the Declaration of Independence is, "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."

Which highlights another problem with what Biden said about the Second Amendment during that New Hampshire campaign event — that the right found in the Second Amendment was “given as a right.” The Bill of Rights did not give any rights, but simply protected rights that Americans already had — they were given their rights by the Creator, not by government. If government gives rights, they have the right to take them away, which means the rights exist only at the benevolence of government and government officials — such as Joe Biden.

Perhaps the most bizarre part of Biden’s assertion that the Second Amendment is not an individual right was his comment, “I think that the fundamental argument is the reason that was given as a right because we needed to be able to muster people to deal with an enemy called Great Britain we were fighting in a war.” (Emphasis added.)

Of course, the Bill of Rights, including the Second Amendment, were all added to the Constitution in 1791, which was eight years after the Treaty of Paris ended that war in 1783. If Biden cannot even get that basic part of American history correct, it is likely he either does not know — or has forgotten — that the militia in colonial America referred to citizen soldiers, like farmers, butchers, bakers, and candlestick makers. The militia was every able-bodied man able to bear arms, and generally the arms they bore at home were the arms they brought with them to the battles of the Revolutionary War.

Another piece of history that Biden should be taught, or re-taught, was why the first battles of the war for independence were even fought at Lexington and Concord. The British were moving out of Boston (where they had seized privately owned firearms, much like today’s leftists would like to do) to seize patriot guns at Concord when they were met first by patriots bearing arms on the Village Green in Lexington, and later in the day at Old North Bridge in Concord.

In short, the shots heard 'round the world were fired with unregistered guns.

Another amendment to the Constitution, the 25th, provides for a process to remove a president from office who may no longer be able to function as president. In Biden’s case, it is widely thought that the 77-year-old former vice president is suffering from cognitive decline, if not outright dementia. Were he to be elected president, and need to step down, that would mean his running-mate, Senator Kamala Harris, would succeed him as president of the United States.

And Senator Harris, while district attorney in San Francisco, signed onto a “friend of the court” brief in the Heller court case, arguing that the Second Amendment does not protect the right of an individual to keep and bear arms.

If Americans treasure the Second Amendment, or for that matter, any other part of the Constitution of the United States, they do not want either of these two candidates who disrespect the right to keep and bear arms in position to threaten those rights.

Looks like the Burisma Investigation is about to get interesting.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.c...minal-actions-video/

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BREAKING: Burisma Investigation to be Released within 24 Hours — FINDS BIDEN FAMILY GUILTY LIKELY CRIMINAL ACTIONS

I hope that's true...
This ought to be big!

'Tid be a fookin' bombshell, mate.

And it's not even October yet.

Man I hope so, these assholes are WAY past due on paying for what they’ve done. This candle needs to be lit.

I wonder how many liberals who deny the individual right to own/use firearms, would officially, publicly, permanently renounce any and all firearms used to protect themselves.

I think I know the answer to that question.