The left-leaning media's wishful thinking continued on Wednesday afternoon, when the Washington Post editorial board penned a bizarre opinion piece as President Biden's exit speech.
Following Biden's disastrous debate defeat, the left-wing media has doubled down on trying to get Biden out of the race. But the New York Times: Atlantic, economist Others have pleaded with Biden to drop out of the race, but no one has actually written a concession speech — until now.
“My season of service is coming to an end. This was a hard truth to swallow,” The Washington Post editorial board said. I have written“But this is the natural course of things – as clear as the transition from spring to summer, or autumn to winter. This is why I have decided to withdraw from the election for the presidency of the United States,” he said in a Biden imitation.
This is so cool: The Washington Post editorial board wrote a fictional retreat speech as if Biden were delivering it today, on the 4th of July.
In their reverie, he announces the holding of a public tournament.
“The Democratic National Committee, Democratic Party leaders…
— Jackie Heinrich (@JacquiHeinrich) July 4, 2024
In this strange thought experiment, the Washington Post compares Biden to Founding Father George Washington and portrays him as a hero who initiated the peaceful transfer of power. (Related: Biden media, supporters finally admit he's not actually running the country)
The very idea of writing a fake Biden withdrawal article seems insanely bizarre to me, not to mention hypocritical. The article was published less than a month ago byHow Republicans attacked Biden with a misleading video in less than 24 hours.”
After calling the person who posted the video showing Biden's apparently deteriorating mental state a disinformation peddler, the paper went on to circulate an exaggerated version of the video acknowledging Biden as unfit for office. Editorial consistency at zero.
“At this point, I need something this country can't offer me: a leader with the energy to run a vigorous campaign and then work for America whenever he wants for the next four years,” the Post article continued.
Well, there is at least one thing about this piece that I agree with.
