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Dementia Joe dosen't know what to say without his handlers in his ear........

Joe Biden slammed for complaining about media shouting questions: 'This guy routinely hides from the press'

As president, Biden has given few press conferences or sit-down interviews with journalists

President Joe Biden was criticized Tuesday for his response to reporters shouting questions at him while being escorted out of a White House abortion task force meeting.

As they tried to question him, Biden just smiled and said, "You're among the only press in the world that does this. Seriously, seriously." 

https://www.foxnews.com/media/joe-biden-...ides-press

(10-04-2022, 09:05 PM)The Drifter Wrote: [ -> ]Dementia Joe dosen't know what to say without his handlers in his ear........

Joe Biden slammed for complaining about media shouting questions: 'This guy routinely hides from the press'

As president, Biden has given few press conferences or sit-down interviews with journalists

President Joe Biden was criticized Tuesday for his response to reporters shouting questions at him while being escorted out of a White House abortion task force meeting.

As they tried to question him, Biden just smiled and said, "You're among the only press in the world that does this. Seriously, seriously." 

https://www.foxnews.com/media/joe-biden-...ides-press

Joe wouldn't last a day as Prime Minister of any country that has one.
The press in the US feels like they have to ask the tough questions because Congress doesn't really get to talk to the President.  Just a feature of our system.  Benefits and drawbacks.  But Joe knew what he was getting into and shouldn't complain about it.

(10-04-2022, 09:45 PM)mikesez Wrote: [ -> ]

(10-04-2022, 09:05 PM)The Drifter Wrote: [ -> ]Dementia Joe dosen't know what to say without his handlers in his ear........

Joe Biden slammed for complaining about media shouting questions: 'This guy routinely hides from the press'

As president, Biden has given few press conferences or sit-down interviews with journalists

President Joe Biden was criticized Tuesday for his response to reporters shouting questions at him while being escorted out of a White House abortion task force meeting.

As they tried to question him, Biden just smiled and said, "You're among the only press in the world that does this. Seriously, seriously." 

https://www.foxnews.com/media/joe-biden-...ides-press

Joe wouldn't last a day as Prime Minister of any country that has one.
The press in the US feels like they have to ask the tough questions because Congress doesn't really get to talk to the President.  Just a feature of our system.  Benefits and drawbacks.  But Joe knew what he was getting into and shouldn't complain about it.

Tough problems (and as a country, we're facing many) naturally generate tough questions, which the press is both justified and right in asking. They're not doing it because "...Congress doesn't really get to talk to the President."  Biden's inability to articulate a coherent response to the simplest of questions only magnifies his ineptitude, hence his avoidance of the press.

To keep this in perspective though, "What did you have for lunch?" is a tough question for Joe.

(10-04-2022, 10:37 PM)Sneakers Wrote: [ -> ]

(10-04-2022, 09:45 PM)mikesez Wrote: [ -> ]Joe wouldn't last a day as Prime Minister of any country that has one.
The press in the US feels like they have to ask the tough questions because Congress doesn't really get to talk to the President.  Just a feature of our system.  Benefits and drawbacks.  But Joe knew what he was getting into and shouldn't complain about it.

Tough problems (and as a country, we're facing many) naturally generate tough questions, which the press is both justified and right in asking. They're not doing it because "...Congress doesn't really get to talk to the President."  Biden's inability to articulate a coherent response to the simplest of questions only magnifies his ineptitude, hence his avoidance of the press.

To keep this in perspective though, "What did you have for lunch?" is a tough question for Joe.

If Congress got to put the President on the hot seat regularly, then members of Congress would be asking the tough questions, and the press wouldn't have to ask them.  That's how it usually works in the UK and Canada.

Nah... he just mobilized 30 million disinterested voters, predominantly in swing states. The numbers in blue states didn't change, though... you know, because they knew he couldn't win there. We all know how practical voters can be.

(10-05-2022, 10:46 AM)mikesez Wrote: [ -> ]

(10-04-2022, 10:37 PM)Sneakers Wrote: [ -> ]Tough problems (and as a country, we're facing many) naturally generate tough questions, which the press is both justified and right in asking. They're not doing it because "...Congress doesn't really get to talk to the President."  Biden's inability to articulate a coherent response to the simplest of questions only magnifies his ineptitude, hence his avoidance of the press.

To keep this in perspective though, "What did you have for lunch?" is a tough question for Joe.

If Congress got to put the President on the hot seat regularly, then members of Congress would be asking the tough questions, and the press wouldn't have to ask them.  That's how it usually works in the UK and Canada.

I love the British Parliament. Into the pit you go, Honorable Prime Minister.