Finally! We agree with Mike Barnicle. Many of us worry, like Mike Barnicle, that Joe Biden doesn’t have the right skills for this job.
Monday,Morning Joe, Barnicle asked Al Sharpton whether he was “worried” about his “friend” Joe Biden because the presidency is “enormously difficult.”
Barnicle didn’t suggest that he was losing speed or altitude. Another round of bickering about how Biden is able to sympathize and help victims of tragedy. Biden’s tragic life is not possible without his media aides and Biden rushing to the memory of Beau Biden who has died of brain cancer.
Today marks the seven-year anniversary of Beau Biden’s death. Barnicle stated that Biden would be returning to Mass to reflect on his father’s death and the state of our nation.Are you worried about him at all? Presidency is extremely, tremendously hard work.
Sharpton found himself in difficult circumstances because of it. He obviously couldn’t agree that he was worried that Biden can’t handle the presidency. That would be admitting what an objective observer already senses. So he spun a yarn about how Biden is using his own pain to assuage the pain of others, blah, blah, blah.
Sharpton’s spiel was interrupted at one point by Sharpton:
“I was able to sense a deep anger in his voice when we spoke last Wednesday at White House about those who degrade the lives of the people.”When he thinks of Beau, he also thinks about all the other losses that he has suffered. While he cannot do anything for his son, he can help other sons or daughters. It is clear that he has a strong determination to accomplish this.
Biden is angry at Joe Scarborough who calls a baby still in its womb “a simple “in order to “cheapen people’s lives.”being“Who is it?” Not “actually living”” Sadly, not. Biden is now a pro-abortion radical, claiming that he was pro-life.
Democrats: If you think Ol’ Joe can do the job “enormously hard”, go ahead and nominate him for 2024 — let’s watch how it turns out.
Sharpton loves to show people how connected he really is. His spiel was not only based on his meeting with Biden last Thursday, but also the fact that he had already done so. “at the White House.”It is not clear how significant a badge honor this really is. It’s a badge of honor after all. Hunter Biden was a business friend who visited the White House 19 different times.
On Morning Joe, Mike Barnicle asking Al Sharpton if he is “worried” about his “friend” Joe Biden because of his “enormously difficult” job was sponsored in part by Walmart, GlaxoSmithKline, maker of Nucala, and Unilever, maker of Knorr.
You can find the transcription here.
MSNBC
Morning Joe
5/30/22
6:44 am EDTMIKE BARBINICLE: You mentioned that you were with the president last Wednesday. Your friend is the President of the United States. It was like seeing the wounded visiting their friends yesterday, when the President of United States visited Uvalde Texas. He understands what it is like to lose. It is a loss that’s both devastating and long-lasting and deeply felt. It is a loss that will never go away.
Also You have one question.Because of your friendship, he is in Delaware today. Today marks the seven-year anniversary of Beau Biden’s death. Today, he will go to Mass to pray again and reflect on his son as well as the country he is governing.
Are you worried about him at all? It is extremely difficult to be a president. It is difficult to imagine how extensive and complex this job until one sits behind the Oval Office desk. What are you concerned about?
AL SHARPTON His safety is not something I worry about. Joe Biden has shown me that he is capable of taking his pain and making it the reason he will use power in order to help others.
Last Wednesday’s White House meeting was a great opportunity to talk with him about my real anger towards people who make life less meaningful.When he thinks of Beau, he also thinks about all the losses that he has suffered.
While he cannot do anything for his son, he can do things for the other boys and girls. It is clear that he has a strong determination to accomplish this. That is what I believe.
Although we didn’t always believe in the 1990s, I got to know him and there’s a genuine sense of purpose. Although we may not agree on all the ways to go, I know he is determined to do it. He will today, when he thinks back to his loss, and his pain, tell others that they can’t help but to help. However, I am able to help both the Buffalo parents and those in Texas. So I am going to try my best. It’s Joe Biden, the Joe Biden I believe is real.
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