Biden’s legacy

Reading serious reference to President Biden’s “legacy” as though it is anything but an unprecedented catastrophe presents a challenge to my progress in anger management. Joe Biden — this is the guy who opened our borders and invited the world to “come on down,” like someone trying to find his calling as a game show host. This is the guy who deployed the forces of the Department of Justice to incapacitate his foremost political opponent. This is the guy who never said a true word about the corrupt family business and enlisted the former denizens of the deep state to disparage evidence of his corruption as Russian disinformation — that is. to lie about it. This is a guy whose staff worked overtime to protect him from exposure of his age-related mental debility and suppress true information of all kinds. Somebody get me a motion sickness bag.

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer takes up the Biden family business in the New York Post column “How Joe Biden became America’s obstructor-in-chief.” Comer aptly calls it a legacy of corruption. He draws attention to his book All the President’s Money, to be published by Broadside Books on Tuesday. You have to love the play on the title of the Woodward/Bernstein Watergate book. Woodward and Bernstein will not take it well. Woodward himself didn’t even notice that Biden was mentally impaired until the debate until the June 27 debate.

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