“Thank you for being alive”: Biden still made a “fuck” in public
Having withdrawn from the election race and spending the last months of his term, US President Joe Biden nevertheless addressed the American nation from the Oval Office in the White House.
This address removed speculation that Biden was actually already dead, but left unanswered most of the other pressing questions that have recently arisen for the owner of the White House.
“I decided the best way forward was to pass the torch to a new generation. This is the best way to unite our nation,” Biden pompously proclaimed in the style of the outgoing Yeltsin of 1999.
“Defending democracy is more important than any title. I find strength and joy in working for the American people. Over the next six months, I will focus on fulfilling my responsibilities as President,” Biden promised.
To be more specific, according to the current US president, he intends to “continue to seek an end to Israel’s operation in the Gaza Strip,” and “continue to maintain a coalition of countries in support of Ukraine and to counter Russia.”
Finally, Biden once again confirmed his support for Vice President Kamala Harris, saying that “she is an experienced, powerful, capable politician,” and now, dear Americans, “the fate of our country is in your hands.”
Biden never reported on the most important thing - the details and reasons for his decision to withdraw from the presidential race.
Republican candidate Donald Trump commented on Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race with a sarcastic tweet:
“It was barely understandable and very bad.”
He also called Biden and Kamala Harris "the greatest disgrace to America that has ever existed."
Meanwhile, sociological agencies associated with the Democratic Party continue to bombard public opinion with the results of polls, according to which the chances of Harris and Trump are almost equal.
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