Dan explained:
First, of course, they just deny everything. We've seen them deny it would be a problem from the very beginning when inflation was starting to become a really serious concern…
So after denial comes anger, right? We could be here all day. It's only an hour show, showing you examples of Joe Biden going off the rails when asked about the crises he created but can't seem to fix…
Then you get denial, you get anger, you get the third stage, bargaining. This is where they try to explain away during the grief process their guilt from their disastrous decisions, saying, "You know, no one could have predicted what happened and had they known, they never would have done what they did."
After bargaining comes depression. This is the part where everyone knows what's going on. The administration knows they messed up, the American people knows the administration knows they messed up. So they just don't talk about it…
Finally, there's acceptance. This is where Joe and Kamala start to acknowledge their popularity is finished, and they're moving forward with the failed agenda, and they don't really care what anyone else wants. Biden insists, hilariously so, by the way, that he plans to run again in 2024, despite his poll numbers plummeting in his own party infighting over his policies. You start to see members within the Democratic ranks start to break away and look for other ways to keep the power they've already squandered.
So after denial comes anger, right? We could be here all day. It's only an hour show, showing you examples of Joe Biden going off the rails when asked about the crises he created but can't seem to fix…
Then you get denial, you get anger, you get the third stage, bargaining. This is where they try to explain away during the grief process their guilt from their disastrous decisions, saying, "You know, no one could have predicted what happened and had they known, they never would have done what they did."
After bargaining comes depression. This is the part where everyone knows what's going on. The administration knows they messed up, the American people knows the administration knows they messed up. So they just don't talk about it…
Finally, there's acceptance. This is where Joe and Kamala start to acknowledge their popularity is finished, and they're moving forward with the failed agenda, and they don't really care what anyone else wants. Biden insists, hilariously so, by the way, that he plans to run again in 2024, despite his poll numbers plummeting in his own party infighting over his policies. You start to see members within the Democratic ranks start to break away and look for other ways to keep the power they've already squandered.
Watch the full monalogue below:
Matt Palumbo is the author of The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network of George Soros
