By The FirstA severely impaired Joe Biden spoke with supporters in Scranton, Pennsylvania Tuesday. The aging president told the crowd an insane story about ‘towels and shaving cream’ and was then unable to actually say the word ‘Scranton.’
WATCH –Biden can no longer say the word ‘Scranton’ while speaking in Scranton, PA.
— The First (@TheFirstonTV) April 16, 2024
‘When I walked out the door in north Skrytin’… Norse… nor-nor thratatoo… in-north Washington Avenue inscrattin.’ pic.twitter.com/3BrL8XBISN
WATCH – Old Joe tells an incoherent story about answering the door of his motel room while wearing nothing but a towel.
— The First (@TheFirstonTV) April 16, 2024
During the bizarre rant, his suit jacket is buttoned incorrectly.pic.twitter.com/zxXbnibWHW
WATCH – Confused Biden spirals one-minute into his speech…
— The First (@TheFirstonTV) April 16, 2024
‘You know, thanks to the Mayor, page-keh-keh… Engaway-Eskewshie… I-mihng- was gonna talk about the old Mayor.’ pic.twitter.com/QKw2c2nDK3
Biden takes no questions as he shuffles out of his childhood home with a group of children after a highly choreographed, scripted stop pic.twitter.com/fR86XqAizf
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) April 16, 2024
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