Unfortunately, a decent percent of the US population will see this as Biden being tough on illegals.

Look how tough he is right before an election.

https://www.washingtontimes.co...ratic-national-conv/

Facing a contentious convention this summer in Chicago and rumblings about replacing President Biden on the ballot, the Democratic National Committee on Tuesday will vote to change party rules to allow them to nominate him virtually before he sets foot in the convention hall.

It’s a move that Democrats said was needed to circumvent an early ballot filing deadline in Ohio.

However, Gov. Mike DeWine signed a law on Sunday to extend the filing deadline to accommodate Mr. Biden. The DNC is nonetheless “moving forward” with the planned virtual nomination, a DNC aide said Monday.


The DNC’s move would eliminate any realistic chance disgruntled party members will try to replace Mr. Biden on the ballot with a more desirable candidate amid alarming poll numbers that show him trailing former President Donald Trump both nationally and in the critical battleground states.

By the time Mr. Biden arrives at the United Center in Chicago, where the convention opens on Aug. 19, he’ll be locked in to appear on the ballot in all 50 states.

“Once President Biden is virtually nominated, then that will be it. He will be the presidential nominee of the Democratic Party and only death or incapacitation will prevent that moving forward,” said Josh Putnam, party rules expert and founder of FHQ Strategies LLC, a non-partisan political consulting venture. “There will be no substitutes.”

By virtually nominating Mr. Biden ahead of the convention, the party would also put a damper on planned convention protests by several groups unhappy about the president’s “neglected campaign promises,” and his handling of Israel’s war against Hamas.

Wow, so they plan to go ahead with ol' Joe.

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However, Gov. Mike DeWine signed a law on Sunday to extend the filing deadline to accommodate Mr. Biden. The DNC is nonetheless “moving forward” with the planned virtual nomination, a DNC aide said Monday.

This guy and the rest of the GOP party members in Ohio who voted for this bill are some no good, squish sons of bitches.

Since the GOP is infected with rino traitors, it will be up to the usual folks like Chip Roy to forcefully point out that Biden’s “border order” is a sham that does nothing to actually limit illegal invasion. On a lighter note, without even more obvious cheating than last time, Biden has no chance of being re-elected.

^^^ Hope is is fucked as he should be! ^^^^

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https://www.washingtontimes.co...ratic-national-conv/

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“Once President Biden is virtually nominated, then that will be it. He will be the presidential nominee of the Democratic Party and only death or incapacitation will prevent that moving forward,” said Josh Putnam, ...

Appears HB is claiming he didn't sign the form. This is on top of claim that he didn't check the drug use box, and that the form was out of his sight and handled by store employees at some point during the background check process.

Biden White House urged Democrats to call back Wall Street Journal as it reported on president's mental acuity
A New York Democrat told a WSJ reporter that White House 'said I should give you a call back'

By Joseph A. Wulfsohn | Fox News
Published June 6, 2024 5:00am EDT

The White House urged Democrats interviewed by the Wall Street Journal for a report about President Biden's mental acuity to call the newspaper back and push back on "false" narratives, with one congressman defending the president's sharpness admitting to a reporter he was told to call back.

In a report titled "Behind Closed Doors, Biden Shows Signs of Slipping," the Wall Street Journal outlined several instances where the 81-year-old president made gaffes and displayed low energy in various meetings with lawmakers and officials, citing dozens of interviews with Republicans and Democrats who either participated in meetings with Biden or were briefed on them at the time.

"The White House kept close tabs on some of The Wall Street Journal’s interviews with Democratic lawmakers," the Journal wrote. "After the offices of several Democrats shared with the White House either a recording of an interview or details about what was asked, some of those lawmakers spoke to the Journal a second time and once again emphasized Biden’s strengths."

One Democrat, Rep. Gregory Meeks, D-N.Y., revealed the White House's efforts in an exchange with the Journal.

"They just, you know, said that I should give you a call back," Meeks told a reporter, referring to the White House.

White House spokesman Andrew Bates told the Journal, "We thought it was important that all perspectives be represented" to push back on what he alleged were "false and politically motivated claims."

Meeks reportedly attended a White House meeting in January focused on providing funding for Ukraine, where Biden's performance raised concerns.

"The president moved so slowly around the Cabinet Room to greet the nearly two dozen congressional leaders that it took about 10 minutes for the meeting to begin, some people who attended recalled," the Journal reported.


Rep. Gregory Meeks, D-N.Y., told the Journal that the White House wanted him to call the paper back
to double down on his praise of Biden's mental acuity.

Attendees told the Journal that Biden heavily relied on notes to make "broad points" about the importance of providing aid to Ukraine.

"Biden deferred so frequently to other lawmakers that much of the conversation didn’t include him, some people who attended the meeting recalled. When questions came directly to him, he would turn to staffers, they said," the Journal wrote before quoting an attendee who said "You couldn’t be there and not feel uncomfortable."

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., countered that Biden was "incredibly strong, forceful and decisive" at the meeting.

Former Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy also told the Journal that Biden was "not the same person" as when he was vice president, and the report broadly quoted Democrats and others who knew him when he was VP that he has both "good moments and bad ones."

Meeks told the Journal, "I found him to be the same Joe Biden that I’ve known since I came to Congress," noting he was first elected in 1998.

Top Biden aide Gene Sperling, who previously served in the Clinton and Obama administrations, told the Journal having notes in policy meetings with lawmakers is standard practice for presidents, according to the report. A National Security Council official who attended that meeting claimed Biden only turned to aides only twice, once to National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and once to Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines.

When asked for comment, the White House pointed to the statement given to the Journal which read, "Congressional Republicans, foreign leaders and nonpartisan national-security experts have made clear in their own words that President Biden is a savvy and effective leader who has a deep record of legislative accomplishment. Now, in 2024, House Republicans are making false claims as a political tactic that flatly contradict previous statements made by themselves and their colleagues."

Additionally, Bates said McCarthy had contradicted past statements about finding Biden sharp in private meetings, calling him a "proven liar." He also cited Washington Sen. Patty Murray, who wrote on X that she'd told the Journal that Biden was engaged in the meeting but wasn't cited in the report, although it did quote Jeffries and other Democrats who defended the president.

"President Biden inherited an economy in freefall, fraying alliances, and a spiking violent crime rate, and he turned each around with his experience and judgment, delivering the strongest economic growth in the world, making NATO bigger than ever, and forcing violent crime to a near 50-year low," Bates told Fox News Digital.

A spokesperson for The Wall Street Journal says it stands by its reporting.

Questions continue to swirl around Biden's mental acuity as he seeks re-election. The issue reached new levels in February following the release of Special Counsel Robert Hur's report, which claimed Biden did not remember key details like when he was vice president and the year his son Beau died.

whatever happened, it required wifey to lead him away, some on X are suggesting a bm

He doesn't have a clue where he is.

https://x.com/nicksortor/status/1798728361415688588



https://x.com/JackPosobiec/status/1798702436225544416

https://twitter.com/greg_price.../1798711387826610617

Brandon just had to say in his D-Day speech that there were “unjust limitations on what women could do” regarding serving in WWII. This is the kind of garbage written by 20-something woke staffers with no clue about the military or history. Does Brandon actually think they should’ve been storming the beaches and jumping out of the planes with the men? How would that have gone? Not to mention, the CinC at the time was FDR. Is he saying that his hero was wrong not to put women on the front lines?

Tough guy also just had to poke the bear, Russia. Why did he even need to bring up Russia and Ukraine? After all, Russia at that time was our ally fighting the Nazis. Of all days to keep his yap shut about Russia it was today.

how ironic, during the D Day commemoration ole Joe prompts the rooski's to start up another missile crisis

Well, we know this is complete bullshit. Of course he would pardon his own son on the way out. And really, of all the disgusting shit this vile man is guilty of, this would be near at the bottom of the list that I give a shit about.

*****

Biden says he won’t pardon Hunter if first son is convicted of gun charges

https://nypost.com/2024/06/06/...yp&utm_medium=social

This man is a congenital liar and just because he said he won’t pardon his son doesn’t mean squat. Sure, FJB won’t pardon Humper before the election, but if he loses, he’ll do it then. God forbid if he wins, he’ll do it because he can’t seek another term.

Hunter Biden, son of President Biden, and his wife Melissa Cohen Biden arrive at the J. Caleb Boggs Federal Building on June 6, 2024, in Wilmington, Delaware. Getty Images

So he walks into the courthouse with two props: the hot new wife and carrying A COPY OF HIS OWN BOOK.

In addition to the Delaware gun case, Hunter Biden is scheduled to stand trial in Los Angeles beginning Sept. 5 for allegedly failing to pay more than $1.4 million in federal taxes between 2016 and 2019 on income received from foreign relationships in which he routinely involved his dad.