8 Excuses The White House Is Using To Explain Biden’s Poor Debate Performance

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8 Excuses The White House Is Using To Explain Biden’s Poor Debate Performance
POLITICS·Jul 5, 2024 · BabylonBee.com
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It's been over a week since the first presidential debate and the White House is still in the process of coming up with just the right excuse to explain away Biden's disastrous debate performance.

Thanks to some tough undercover journalism, we at the Babylon Bee have managed to acquire a copy of the top eight excuses currently floating around the White House. Take a look!

1. He had already put in a tough 2-hour work day: He was exhausted!
2. His earpiece malfunctioned: He kept picking up radio chatter from passing truckers instead of answers from his team. Unfortunate!
3. The sun got in his eyes: It's hard debating with the sun in your eyes, okay?
4. No one told him there was a debate until a mere six months ago: Also, he only had nine days to prepare for it. Can anyone say "rigged?"
5. He had to debate a convicted felon: You'd be distracted and terrified too if there was a dangerous convicted felon a mere 10 feet away from you.
6. Climate change: That would explain everything.
7. Mercury was in retrograde, thus throwing off his aura: The Feng Shui of the CNN studio was completely wrong, too.
8. Mid-stage dementia: Wait a minute…this excuse was provided by the office of the Vice President — never mind.

Well, when you put in that light, maybe Biden's debate gaffes weren't as bad as they looked after all. Cut the man some slack — he's doing the best he can with what he has!
 
Everyone saw the earpiece, but it obviously didn't help. Coaching a cranky 2-year old (on the fly), with a fully loaded diaper is not a winning strategy. Let's welcome the cheating... it's all they know.

BTW, I have an issue with #5.... his crime family Fredo and smartest man he knows is a convicted felon. Brandon should feel completely at ease having discussions with convicted felons. I get it, the subject matter is different - "Why did you cut taxes?" vs. "Why did you molest your 14-year old niece?" Potat-oh, Po-tah-to
 

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