Staff Reports
On a recent CNN broadcast, Rep. Jonathan Jackson from Illinois decided to throw in his two cents about President Joe Biden’s debate performance, suggesting that the President’s campaign should have planned an earlier debate slot because, according to Jackson, 9:00 p.m. is just too darn late for the elderly. Jackson seemed to imply that Biden’s age was showing, but he’s sticking with ol’ Joe.
Now, let’s pause right there. Isn’t it interesting how Democrats suddenly care about schedules and bedtimes when it comes to their own candidate but cry foul when anyone questions Biden’s mental acuity or stamina for the job? But I digress. Jackson talks about his bedtime preferences, sharing a delightful anecdote about how he’d rather be heading home at 9:00 p.m. than out on the town. Maybe he missed the memo that being President of the United States often involves late nights and early mornings, regardless of your age.
Nope! President’s job is 24/7, 365! If you’re too tired at 9 pm. You’re not up for the job!
Dem Rep. Jonathan Jackson: 9 P.M. Debate ‘Too Late’ for ‘Older’ Biden https://t.co/qQYknFeyPU
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It’s worth noting that Jackson suggested a shake-up in Biden’s campaign team, urging for some fresh faces and ideas. But hold on a minute, isn’t Biden the seasoned pro here, the man with decades of experience? If anyone needs a refresh, maybe it’s Joe himself. After all, no amount of new blood can cover up the same old failed policies and lackluster leadership.
Ultimately, this whole saga gives us a glimpse into the mindset of Democrats like Jackson. They’ll make excuses, shift blame, and try to divert attention from the real issues at hand. However, no amount of late-night debate scheduling or campaign reshuffling can hide that Biden’s presidency is off to a rocky start, and no amount of spin from the left can change that. Let’s hope their bedtime isn’t too late to wake up to reality.
