Have you noticed the demise of Joe Biden. It looks like elder abuse when he is questioned by reporters. His constant verbal “goof-ups,” stumbling and attempts to shake hands with Casper are myriad. It has become hard to tell if his lies – such as about raging inflation when he took office, transitory current inflation, closed borders, cutting the deficit, no one left behind in Afghanistan, etc. – are really just his bad memory.

And Biden family influence peddling has been an elephant in the room for years. Who can forget his straight-faced lie about his son’s laptop in the 2020 debate? Maybe we can pretend this is not real up to a point. But now, particularly in light of the explosive Jacqueline Breger legislative testimony concerning Arizona’s disturbing racketeering connections to the Sinaloa Cartel, we all need to consider the total disillusionment of Americans of all ages.

Per recent example, the Hatch Act, passed in 1939, bans federal officials from coercing supporters by promising them public jobs or monies in exchange for donations. Significantly, when the White House press secretary was asked if Joe Biden would return some of the $10 million in donations he received from bankrupt, fraudulent FTX, she replied, “I’m covered here by the Hatch Act…(I’m) limited on what I can say and anything connected to political contributions.” What? Now we have to just accept the possibility of a Biden donation quid pro quo? Are the only choices we have politically nowadays between the Tweedledums and Tweedledees of this world?