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Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. was elected to the Senate on November 7, 1972, and was just 30 years old when he was sworn into office. Over the next 50 years, “Joey from Scranton” would be caught in innumerable lies, several cases of blatant plagiarism, and allegedly embroiled in multiple scandals– including being up to his eyeballs in the Hunter Biden’s email scandal and the Twitter Files scandal.

And now Biden’s ever-worsening classified documents scandal is not only rocking the White House; it has also sent shockwaves through Democrat lawmakers on Capitol Hill, along with the lapdog media, as well, as all concerned wait for the next shoe to drop. While rumors have suggested the Democrats have been desperately searching for a way to usher Biden out the door, well before the 2022 primary season begins, the classified docs problem could make things markedly worse for Joey from Scranton.

So, here’s the question: Are the walls finally closing in on Joe Biden?

Before those on our side (who are so inclined) jump to the “Nah, Democrats are never held accountable for their actions” answer do so, let’s make the question even more intriguing: Are forces within the Democrat Party, with the liberal media sock puppets providing more than an able assist, now actively attempting to kick Biden to the curb, while making it appear that he kicked himself to the curb?

I’m far from a conspiracy theorist but compared to most of the conspiracy theories constantly floating around Washington, D.C. — and the realization that the Democrat Party will stop at virtually nothing to get what it wants — are the above questions inconceivable?

Again, I’m not suggesting conspirators are afoot, but I am suggesting stranger things have happened in the world of politics. And here’s a larger point that’s not in Biden’s favor: Regardless of the above possibilities, Biden has proved for decades that he’s an incompetent fool.

Even Barack Obama expressed private doubts about Biden becoming the 2020 Democrat presidential nominee. According to Politico, the former president warned a fellow Democrat: “Don’t underestimate Joe’s ability to f*** things up.” Obama also reportedly said, in reference to the 2020 Democrat electorate in Iowa: “You know who really doesn’t have it? Joe Biden.”

At best, Democrats find themselves in a tough spot as they try to figure out how to best respond to revelations that Biden had stashed classified documents at his personal office in D.C. and in his garage in Delaware. Their position is made even more tenuous by not knowing exactly how sensitive the documents are, or how they came into Biden’s possession–and whether it happened during or after his service as vice president.

And Biden being Biden, he’s already lying and likely to lie even more if the scandal further deepens.

On top of everything else, two words: Donald Trump. 

As I reported on Friday, Fox News host Mark Levin laid out in a series of tweets the differences between the Biden and Trump classified documents scenarios. While Democrat lawmakers and the lapdog media desperately attempt to dismiss Biden’s documents, after blistering Trump over his, Levin’s case against Biden was clear; and I have to believe that at least behind closed doors, the Democrats know it.

According to The Hill, Robert Borosage, a progressive activist and co-director of Campaign for America’s Future, said, in reference to the Trump classified documents:

The classified documents stuff will be painful because Democrats made such a huge thing out of the Trump classified documents thing. … Whether the investigations damage Biden depends on what [House Republicans] find.

Even more so, in my not-so-humble opinion, if Democrat movers and shakers, including megadonors, decide Biden is even more damaged than before the classified documents were found, Joey from Scranton might very well be thrown under the bus as fast and far as possible. Many Democrat eyes are now only focused on the 2024 presidential election.