Staff Reports
President Joe Biden’s press conference on Thursday night was nothing short of a disaster. In a rare appearance, Biden attempted to deflect blame for mishandling classified documents onto his staff. Classic move, Joe. Blame the underlings.
Biden Throws Staff Under The Bus, Lashes Out At Reporters In Rare Press Conference After Special Counsel Report https://t.co/OnNmK11QUh
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) February 9, 2024
As the President of the United States, it is Biden’s responsibility to oversee and ensure the proper handling of sensitive information. It’s not enough to simply throw your staff under the bus and act like you had no idea what was going on.
And let’s not forget the startling findings of the special counsel report, which concluded that Biden did indeed mishandle classified documents. Yet, despite this damning evidence, the special counsel, Robert Hur, inexplicably decided not to press charges.
During the press conference, Biden’s memory seemed to be a major concern. Even the Fox News correspondent had the audacity to question the President’s mental acuity. And let’s be honest, folks, it’s a valid concern. Biden has had multiple instances where he appears confused and forgetful. But instead of addressing these concerns head-on, Biden got defensive and lashed out at the reporters. Classic Biden, always avoiding the tough questions.
But perhaps the most cringe-worthy moment of the press conference was when Biden mistakenly referred to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi as the President of Mexico. Seriously, Joe? Come on, man! If you can’t even remember the basic facts about world leaders, how can we trust you to make sound decisions on behalf of the American people?
And let’s not forget the classified documents found at Biden’s own home. FBI agents discovered these sensitive materials at Biden’s estate in Delaware. It’s mind-boggling to think that the President of the United States would be so careless with such important information. But hey, I guess when you have the protection of the DOJ policy, you can get away with anything.
