Biden Radio Interview: No Tie, but a Lot of Malarkey and a New 'Put Y'all Back in Chains' Remark

We're now into the third visible day of the Biden strategy: interact more and "If I don't wear a tie, maybe they will think I'm young and not incoherent."

Seriously, that's what they think (or want to push as the problem) — like that's the only problem. Joe is just too formal and needs to relate more.

However, as we noted, the new strategy isn't going so well. He got heckled as a "loser" when he went to visit stores in the Allentown, PA area, had an incredibly scary and confused look as he tried to adapt to this new strategy, and couldn't stop himself from creeping on a girl who looked a bit weirded out by it all. He also told whoppers about the economy and contradicted himself about the Houthis.

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He also did a radio interview, but they had a picture of him — no tie, so that should convince us. Not so much. Because again, the problem is Joe, not the tie, and that the things he says are often so lacking in reality that you have to marvel at the audacity of it all.

Biden says he's "reaching out to the rest of the world and making sure that we demonstrate to the American people that we the people run the government, not a group of wealthy guys, not a group of people who are trying to pit race against race" pic.twitter.com/RuoKGoW89N
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 14, 2024

Take this claim that he makes.

One of the things we're doing now is we're reaching out, reaching out to the rest of the world and making sure that we demonstrate to the American people that we the people run the government, not a group of wealthy guys, not a group of people who are trying to pit race against race"

But that's exactly who Biden and the Democrats are. They are wealthy elites trying constantly not just to pit race against race but identity groups in general against each other. They thrive and maintain control by pitching division. His speech near Valley Forge was a perfect example of this, where, again, he demonized MAGA people for daring to support his opponent and painted them as threats to democracy. Meanwhile, we have leftists storming the White House, damaging the fence as they try to push it down, and the staff having to be relocated for safety. Biden wasn't there; he was on yet another vacation, this time to Camp David.

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Then he does exactly that — pitting people against each other on a South Carolina radio station, claiming Republicans are banning books and our freedom is at stake from the MAGA people.

BIDEN: "The idea that you can be told that you can't read certain books. This is the United States of America, for God's sake! These guys are afraid of the truth!"

(He's lying. Nobody is trying to ban reading books.) pic.twitter.com/viuyGO2D8o
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 14, 2024

The idea that you can be told that you can't read certain books. This is the United States of America, for God's sake! These guys are afraid of the truth! The speech I made at Valley Forge is about how democracy-ism (?) was at risk. I just spoke at the AME church here in town and the whole point of my sermon was that our freedom is at stake. I mean, literally, our freedom is at stake. When you were told things that are just absolutely bizarre by a President and a MAGA Republican far-right, by the way, the idea, did you think, you were the reason the cause for the pain of people making, not making enough money, and certain (unintelligible) I mean think of the things he's saying, think of the things they're doing.

Wow, that is one heck of a garbled ramble. That's his present-day "gonna put y'all back in chains" remark, just with far less clarity. His sermon? Is he a pastor now, too? Then, of course, claiming that Republicans are trying to ban books is nonsense. The problem is actually with the Democrats. Parents are objecting to having age and sexually inappropriate books in school libraries — something schools have always curated. No one is prevented from reading the books, but most parents also seem to think you shouldn't be pitching porn to kids in schools.

Then there's this piece of malarkey: his foreign policy and what "every single" world leader has told him.

Biden tells a South Carolina radio station he's "traveled the world more than any president ever has," which is, of course, a demonstrable lie. pic.twitter.com/iB5NrpwECN
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 14, 2024

He tells us he has more foreign policy experience than anyone before him. We saw how that worked in Afghanistan. We're seeing how that works now in the Middle East. He's been wrong about everything for 50 years now. I'll give him this: There's probably been no one whose supposed "experience" has so gotten us into trouble all around the world so quickly.

Then we're also supposed to believe that every world leader has been begging him to "hang on," hoping he remains occupying the office. I'm willing to lay money that isn't true; that's another thing he's fashioned in his brain to pump himself up.

Exposing Joe more, even on small, friendly podcasts, is likely to expose more malarkey like this. If they think that's going to help, they're in fantasyland.