On Brink Of WWIII, Biden Casually Strolls Through Washington D.C.

Is this the world’s biggest joke or something?

It’s becoming increasingly difficult to wrap one’s mind around the decision-making process within Biden’s inner circle.

The cognitively deficient president has readied troops for a potential land war in Eastern Europe, a military conflict not seen since WWII, and conditions at home are far from ideal. Still, Uncle Joe insists on being seeing casually strolling through Capitol Hill, shopping and eating ice cream.

To call the scenario absurd would be an understatement.

Reporters discovered that Joe Biden’s official schedule appeared light and asked Jen Psaki of his whereabouts during a daily White House press briefing.

Psaki struggled to come up with a proper answer, essentially lying to reporters as she never mentioned ice cream once.

One reporter followed Biden around Capitol Hill as he casually entered different boutique stores before eventually stopping for ice cream.

If you happen to live in a liberal area, you’ve seen the kind of boutique Biden visited yesterday. It features products with Kamala Harris’ likeness along with Ruth Bader Ginsburg fanfare and other leftist tchotchkes.

And of course, journalists we’re enthused by Biden’s love for ice cream.

What is the obsession with Presidents and their love for ice cream?

After a full day of shopping and eating dessert, the Biden White House called it quits around 3pm, much to the chagrin of reporters. Biden has a distinct habit of closing shop early, a huge point of contention for the press pool.

During Tuesday’s press briefing, Psaki also addressed Biden calling Fox News reporter Peter Doocy a “stupid son of a b****” during an event yesterday.

Psaki did not mention if Joe Biden apologized to Doocy, but she still acknowledged the private conversation between Biden and Doocy after the incident.

Author: Nolan Sheridan


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