Timothy Birdnow

Here is a good analysis of Joe Biden's Farewell Address. Biden's stupidity is only eclipsed by his arrogance and condescension.

At the end of his speech he actually read "end of quote" off the teleprompter! Nobody was home it seems.

And he railed against the end of government funded "fact checkers" despite that niggling thing called the First Amendment which guarantees people free speech - even if it's incorrect (and the fact remains the fact checkers were generally the ones who were incorrect in most instances and that purposely so.) He also complained of an "oligarchy" of billionaires, but who put Mr. Biden and Barack Obama in power in the first place? George Soros, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Warren Buffett, etc. These plutocrats were fine as long as they were supporting the Dems. But let one support Trump (Musk) and suddenly we must fear an oligarchy.

The dirty little secret is America has had an oligarchy for decades now, run by the Deep State and the plutocrats. This election got away from them because they got greedy and tried to grab too much; the public rebelled. So, in typical leftist fashion, they accuse their opponents of that which they themselves are most guilty.

Trump and MAGA was a rebellion AGAINST the oligarchy. Musk was wise enough to smell this coming and get on the right side of things. Now others, notably Bezos and Zuckerberg, and trying to do likewise. But we remember they are the ones who gave us Obama, and they are the ones who gave us Biden.

Remember Zuckerbucks? The Facebook founder used his considerable fortune to "upgrade" voting systems across the country PROVIDED the money be used in the way he dictated - and that as much as anything led to abuse and fraud, the abuse and fraud that let Mr. Biden take power. I didn't hear Biden complain about "oligarchs" back then.

So Biden has gone out as he came in - A petulant, nasty old guy yelling at kids to get off his lawn. He's going down in history alongside guys like James Buchanan or Woodrow Wilson or Ulysses S. Grant or either Bush or Richard Nixon. He was even worse than Jimmy Carter, if you believe it.

But fret not; the media will labor long and hard, as they did with Carter, to rehabilitate Biden's memory and future generations will say "eh..he wasn't so bad" just as they do with Carter now. Carter was a total disaster and anyone who lived through that era and remembers it has to admit it. Now Carter is considered a guy who was facing overwhelming challenges that nobody could fix (yet strangely enough Ronald Reagan fixed them in just a year or two.) Carter gave us stagflation (something the Keynsian economists he was listening to said was impossible), sky high oil prices, gas shortages, rioting and civil unrest, the humiliation of the Iran Hostage Crisis (which ended just when Reagan took office), the threat of the Soviet empire (which Reagan destroyed), rising communist insurrections around the globe, especially in Nicaragua, El Salvador, Grenada, in Honduras and other key spots, and Carter's general appearance of stupidity (such as the "attack of the killer rabbit" when Carter was in a canoe and had to fight a RABBIT off with a paddle, saying he was threatened) or his brother's antics, such as urinating on the tarmac in front of foreign diplomats, or his hemorrhoid operation, or his interview with Playboy where he said "I have lusted in my heart after women", etc.)

Carter gave us double-digit inflation, sky high interest rates, And he couldn't take the blame himself; he accused America of being in "a malaise" because it just COULDN'T be HIS fault!

He gave us the Ayatollah Khomeini in Iran. Carter actually believed Khomeini was a REFORMER and Iran would be better off with him than the Shah. When the Shah called for help Carter refused to talk to him, famously saying "f%$* the Shah!". All the subsequent terrorism in the Middle East was his fault.

The man was a braying jackass - but Joe Biden is probably even worse.

I could go through a list of Biden's many disasters but I think we all remember them.

When Carter left office Democratic House Speaker Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neal said "those guys came in like Pr$&ks and they went out the same way. Carter didn't leave with half the ill-grace as Joe Biden is leaving with now.

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