In his first one-on-one interview in over 200 days, Joe Biden declared the covid pandemic over and masks gone, as if he hasn’t been wearing a mask just days ago.
Anyone with a functional brain who looked at the data would have seen covid was over by the summer of 2020, but even two years later, the Covid Forever Blue Check Brigade is freaking out about Biden ending their fun.
The same people who think it’s a horrible catastrophe if everyone doesn’t announce their pronouns are addicted to the fear and perpetual victimhood of the pandemic.
They want to keep bullying us into submitting to their mandates, but at last, the American people have stood up. We’re like Ralphie in A Christmas Story and what became known as the Scott Farkus Affair.
Or, for you Back to the Future fans, it’s like Marty McFly’s dad knocking out his bully at prom. That was one of the most inspiring moments of Buck’s young life, seeing that guy get laid out on the car.
The covid bullies are never going to let go of this fearmongering, this “fear porn,” so how does the Biden regime convince that 30-40% of the Democrat base to go back to normal?
They have to, because there’s an election coming up, and Biden needs to show he made good on his promise to “shut down the virus,” even if more people have died on his watch with a vaccine than died under Trump without one.
The Biden administration still wants to bring back the federal mask mandate as a tool they can turn on and turn off.
That’s basic “Bidenology,” the analysis of Biden.
It’s impossible for us to breakdown with precision because it’s tough to know whether it’s mostly he’s stupid, nasty, lying, or the things he says are a function of his age and dementia. Look at the way he reacts here when asked why his approval numbers are so low.
So, it’s “the psyche of people” that explains why he’s so unpopular, not that he tore the country apart with a moronic, authoritarian, and useless vaccine mandate. Do they really believe this? It’s impossible to know.
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