Biden Given ‘Cheat Sheet’ That Instructs Him How to Say “Hello” And Sit Down

[Phantasmal]

Answering a simple 'yes or no' question is playing a game to you?

Okaaaaaaaaaay.


And I will ask again:
Do you believe that President Biden is showing signs of senility?
Yes or no?

It depends on your definition of senility.
I would say he acts like a 79 year old who is in good condition.

[Earl]

It depends on your definition of senility.
I would say he acts like a 79 year old who is in good condition.

I would say, Joe, breathe in, breathe out, breathe in...

[NiftyNiblick]

Cheat sheets are merely a self-improvement tool.
Why stigmatize them?

[Lionfish]

[LurchAddams]

Been there, done that. I'm smarter than they are by degrees. Heck, someone long ago got my personal information and posted information about MY KIDs when they were still in grade school. There is no depth to their depravity. Guess who ended up winning that battle? Hint: It wasn't them.

I don't know why they think people would ever respect those type of tactics.

[LurchAddams]

Answering a simple 'yes or no' question is playing a game to you?

Okaaaaaaaaaay.


And I will ask again:
Do you believe that President Biden is showing signs of senility?
Yes or no?

You're a douche.

[Earl]

Biden Given ‘Cheat Sheet’ That Instructs Him How to Say “Hello” And Sit Down

This is the POTUS, the leader of the free world, the holder of the nuclear codes, the CIC...por Dios.

[McRocket]

You're a douche.

Sooo...the sum of your intellect?
When faced with a simple, 'yes or no' question?
First tries to stall.
And when that fails?
Throws out a simplistic ad hominem?

Okaaaaaaaaaaay.

So noted.

Have a nice day.

[McRocket]

It depends on your definition of senility.
I would say he acts like a 79 year old who is in good condition.

Please watch between 0:11 and 0:48 of this video.
And then, please, answer my question again.

Do you believe that President Biden is showing signs of senility?
Yes or no?

[gemini104104]

'Joe Biden was photographed holding a “cheat sheet” given to him by his advisers instructing him on how to enter a room, say “hello,” sit down, talk to other people and then depart.

Yes, really.

“YOU enter the Roosevelt Room and say hello to participants,” states the bullet point list before going on to tell Biden, “YOU take YOUR seat.”

“Press enters,” the cheat sheet continues. “YOU give brief comments (2 minutes). Press departs (t). YOU ask Liz Shuler, President, AFL-CIO, a question. Note: Liz is joining virtually. YOU thank participants. YOU depart.”

'YOU take YOUR seat.' @POTUS given cheat sheet on how to enter a room. pic.twitter.com/AVG4Fkp6SS

— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) June 23, 2022


Why on earth does the leader of a free world require an instruction manual on how to behave like a normal human? This is like something you would give to an autistic child doing a high school presentation.'

https://summit.news/2022/06/24/biden...-and-sit-down/


Give this guy a senility test NOW, for 'f's sake.
He controls the nuclear arsenal!

How's about this shit and cheat sheet at repukes conspiring with Russians to lawlessly hacked the 2016 election in the devil's favor until in 2020 the legitimate majority gave the devil the boot!

Russian hackers, Donald Trump, and the 2016 election, explained
A growing political firestorm about the future of US foreign policy.

Explosive reports over the weekend from the Washington Post and the New York Times indicate that the CIA is now prepared to clearly state what Hillary Clinton’s campaign and her allies have long maintained — that emails stolen from her campaign chair John Podesta and provided to WikiLeaks were hacked in order to help make Donald Trump president of the United States. In a “closed-door briefing on Capitol Hill last week,” intelligence officials told senators that “it was now ‘quite clear’ that electing Trump was Russia’s goal.”

Evidence that Russia was behind the hacks has been mounting for some time, but the question of what exactly the Russian government is trying to accomplish has been the subject of more dispute.

The CIA’s analysis, according to the Times and Post summaries of the CIA’s reasoning, is that the Russians appear to have also hacked computer systems belonging to the Republican Party. But whereas the Democrats’ emails found their way to WikiLeaks, Republican emails stayed under wraps.

If these reports are correct, it would be powerful evidence that the Russians weren’t just trying to sow general chaos — they were specifically trying to make Donald Trump, rather than Hillary Clinton, the next president of the United States.

The FBI, however, appears to disagree with the CIA’s assessment of Russian motives and told lawmakers as much during its briefings. The scope of the FBI/CIA disagreement is incredibly narrow, but the gap has taken on outsize significance in American politics and media due to the partisan implications of the CIA’s assessment and to lingering bitterness over FBI Director James Comey’s role in the final weeks of the 2016 campaign. President-elect Donald Trump, meanwhile, is aggressively attacking the CIA’s findings — and the agency as a whole — even while he continues to largely decline to receive official US government intelligence briefings and seems to be attempting to install a Russia-friendly oil executive with no government experience as secretary of state."
Explosive reports over the weekend from the Washington Post and the New York Times indicate that the CIA is now prepared to clearly state what Hillary Clinton’s campaign and her allies have long maintained — that emails stolen from her campaign chair John Podesta and provided to WikiLeaks were hacked in order to help make Donald Trump president of the United States. In a “closed-door briefing on Capitol Hill last week,” intelligence officials told senators that “it was now ‘quite clear’ that electing Trump was Russia’s goal.”

https://www.vox.com/2016/7/28/123107...k-russia-trump

[McRocket]

How's about this shit and cheat sheet at repukes conspiring with Russians to lawlessly hacked the 2016 election in the devil's favor until in 2020 the legitimate majority gave the devil the boot!

Russian hackers, Donald Trump, and the 2016 election, explained
A growing political firestorm about the future of US foreign policy.

Explosive reports over the weekend from the Washington Post and the New York Times indicate that the CIA is now prepared to clearly state what Hillary Clinton’s campaign and her allies have long maintained — that emails stolen from her campaign chair John Podesta and provided to WikiLeaks were hacked in order to help make Donald Trump president of the United States. In a “closed-door briefing on Capitol Hill last week,” intelligence officials told senators that “it was now ‘quite clear’ that electing Trump was Russia’s goal.”

Evidence that Russia was behind the hacks has been mounting for some time, but the question of what exactly the Russian government is trying to accomplish has been the subject of more dispute.

The CIA’s analysis, according to the Times and Post summaries of the CIA’s reasoning, is that the Russians appear to have also hacked computer systems belonging to the Republican Party. But whereas the Democrats’ emails found their way to WikiLeaks, Republican emails stayed under wraps.

If these reports are correct, it would be powerful evidence that the Russians weren’t just trying to sow general chaos — they were specifically trying to make Donald Trump, rather than Hillary Clinton, the next president of the United States.

The FBI, however, appears to disagree with the CIA’s assessment of Russian motives and told lawmakers as much during its briefings. The scope of the FBI/CIA disagreement is incredibly narrow, but the gap has taken on outsize significance in American politics and media due to the partisan implications of the CIA’s assessment and to lingering bitterness over FBI Director James Comey’s role in the final weeks of the 2016 campaign. President-elect Donald Trump, meanwhile, is aggressively attacking the CIA’s findings — and the agency as a whole — even while he continues to largely decline to receive official US government intelligence briefings and seems to be attempting to install a Russia-friendly oil executive with no government experience as secretary of state."
Explosive reports over the weekend from the Washington Post and the New York Times indicate that the CIA is now prepared to clearly state what Hillary Clinton’s campaign and her allies have long maintained — that emails stolen from her campaign chair John Podesta and provided to WikiLeaks were hacked in order to help make Donald Trump president of the United States. In a “closed-door briefing on Capitol Hill last week,” intelligence officials told senators that “it was now ‘quite clear’ that electing Trump was Russia’s goal.”

https://www.vox.com/2016/7/28/123107...k-russia-trump

What on Earth are you blathering about?
I think Trump is a man child and am glad he is not POTUS.

This thread is about the senility of Biden.

Now...can you get it together and talk about that?
Or are you going to prattle on about your hatred of Trump?
Because I am quite sure there are lots of other threads for that.
But...the choice is yours.

Bye now.

[gemini104104]

What on Earth are you blathering about?
I think Trump is a man child and am glad he is not POTUS.

This thread is about the senility of Biden.

Now...can you get it together and talk about that?
Or are you going to prattle on about your hatred of Trump?
Because I am quite sure there are lots of other threads for that.
But...the choice is yours.

Bye now.

Hello now for the following that I would not consider President Biden as in senile for his following accomplishments in particular:

U.S.
Joe Biden's 7 Biggest Achievements During His First Year as President

oday, Joe Biden wraps up his first year as President. For the last 12 months, President Biden has been grappling with the unenviable task of curtailing the ongoing COVID pandemic, restoring a waning economy, and solving the country's entrenched and divisive social issues.

It has been a taxing year for the President, who has led his administration through a year of notable ups-and-downs.

Nonetheless, the 46th resident of the White House has reason to be proud of his first year at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue as despite the series of obstacles and challenges, Biden's administration has also achieved marked success."

1) $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package
One of Biden's flagship victories of the last year was the approval of a $1.2 trillion infrastructure package which drastically increased investment in the national network of bridges and roads, airports, public transport, national broadband internet, as well as waterways and energy systems.

The bipartisan bill was passed by the House in November by 228 votes to 206, with 13 Republicans breaking ranks to join the Democrats in support of the bill. Biden initially released the proposed bill in March, which was first approved by the Senate in August., etc.
https://www.newsweek.com/joe-biden-b...sident-1670763

[McRocket]

Hello now for the following that I would not consider President Biden as in senile for his following accomplishments in particular:

U.S.
Joe Biden's 7 Biggest Achievements During His First Year as President

oday, Joe Biden wraps up his first year as President. For the last 12 months, President Biden has been grappling with the unenviable task of curtailing the ongoing COVID pandemic, restoring a waning economy, and solving the country's entrenched and divisive social issues.

It has been a taxing year for the President, who has led his administration through a year of notable ups-and-downs.

Nonetheless, the 46th resident of the White House has reason to be proud of his first year at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue as despite the series of obstacles and challenges, Biden's administration has also achieved marked success."

1) $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package
One of Biden's flagship victories of the last year was the approval of a $1.2 trillion infrastructure package which drastically increased investment in the national network of bridges and roads, airports, public transport, national broadband internet, as well as waterways and energy systems.

The bipartisan bill was passed by the House in November by 228 votes to 206, with 13 Republicans breaking ranks to join the Democrats in support of the bill. Biden initially released the proposed bill in March, which was first approved by the Senate in August., etc.
https://www.newsweek.com/joe-biden-b...sident-1670763

This thread is NOTHING to do with his accomplishments.
This is to do with his present state of mind.

Please watch between 0:11 and 0:48 of this video.
And then, please, answer this question:

Do you believe that President Biden is showing signs of senility?
Yes or no?

[LurchAddams]

Sooo...the sum of your intellect?
When faced with a simple, 'yes or no' question?
First tries to stall.
And when that fails?
Throws out a simplistic ad hominem?

Okaaaaaaaaaaay.

So noted.

Have a nice day.

Oh, you're still at it? I have to hand it to you, you are committed to your bullshit.

Go blow yourself you useless troll.

Have a nice day.

[Phantasmal]

Please watch between 0:11 and 0:48 of this video.
And then, please, answer my question again.

Do you believe that President Biden is showing signs of senility?
Yes or no?

Again, define senile.

Sorry, Sky News is an affiliate of Fox News. You’ll have to come up with something not edited by them.