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Stephanopoulos has been interviewing Biden for about half an hour - I watched about 15 minutes of that thing because my dad had it on at supper. But I couldn't do it any more and went home.
Biden is not the only person in that interview who has dementia. Here's a sample of the questions:
Stephi: Are you still able to run the country?
B: Of course.
Stephi: But a lot of people think you can't. Are you really sure you can run the country?
B: Absolutely.
Stephi: But are you like absolutely double sure you can run the country?
B: George, I know I can.
Stephi: Will you pinkie-swear that you can still run the country?
B: Watch me.
Stephanopoulos had days to prepare substantive questions to ask Biden to demonstrate whether or not Joe was senile. And this drivel is all he came up with. I now believe that the media did NOT know that Biden was senile because they themselves are senile.
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The interviews of various and sundry ABC correspondents were interesting. Maybe even more interesting than the interview itself. Talk about dead men and women walking. That interview did, at best, no good for Biden at all. Clearly their views were that it could have been worse. Yes, yes . . .
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They're gonna tell us that the story is that Biden is senile and they just figured it out.
The real stories are:
--he's been senile for four years,
--he's been corrupt for decades,
--and they've been hiding both of these things.
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Well, he is the first black woman under a black president. And he is the best candidate the Democrats can find.
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He couldn't remember whether or not he watched the debate.
This did not reassure anyone.
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