Beau Biden

ABC in particular has had a track record of not only salivating over whatever the Biden administration spoonfeeds them on a daily basis with pure propaganda pieces, so it wasn’t a shock when they used Tuesday’s Good Morning America and World News Tonight to trumpet President Biden’s visit to Tulane University to hype his Cancer Moonshot initiative.

President Biden made a well-publicized commencement address on Sunday morning, May 19 at Morehouse College in Atlanta, a historically black college. The networks touted the speech, but didn’t put any “fact checkers” on it. It contained at least four fibs.

On Wednesday, the major broadcast networks (ABC, CBS, and NBC) refused to include amid the latest set of lies, gaffes, and examples of mental decline from President Biden amid their extensive midterms coverage on their morning and evening newscasts. This was despite the fact that the three networks each ran Biden soundbites from the events in which said errors were made.

On MSNBC, Jen Psaki replied that yes, the speech is “hugely important,” but “it doesn't have the time to touch on everything that is a priority.” That’s a weird answer, since Biden spoke for 62 minutes. Biden can't find time for a sentence on Afghanistan, but he can find time to tear-jerk about his son Beau. As he often does.

Caleb Howe at Mediaite reports that The New York Times changed a headline on a mostly sympathetic story about Joe Biden invoking his late son Beau Biden...very routinely. It's obvious this is another occasion when the paper's overwhelmingly liberal audience reacted badly to "Biden, Still Grieving His Son Beau, Finds That Not Everyone Wants to Hear About It."

Now that Creepy Joe Biden thinks he has put to rest all the cringy questions about his grabby hands, he has reverted to one of his old-time shticks: middle-class Joe. Champion of the masses. Hero of the hoi polloi. A six-term U.S. senator and two-term vice president, which equates to 44 back-slapping, log-rolling, favor-trading years in Washington, this decrepit Beltway swamp-dweller wants…

Yes, the same gaffe for which liberals mocked Sarah Palin back in 2008. This time when it was made, on Ed Schultz's radio show, Schultz dutifully let it pass without mockery. (audio clip after page break)

Well you have to give Chris Matthews credit for admitting the obvious. On Monday's Hardball, as he overlooked the bad environment for Democrats this midterm season, Matthews appeared grateful he didn't make his much rumored run for Pennsylvania's Senate seat, as he asked one of his guests: "Do you think it could be the year where guys...like me were smart not to make the run?" [audio available…