President Joe Biden has been utterly humiliated in the wake of his disastrous debate performance with former President Donald Trump.
Hilariously, according to Fox News, first lady Jill Biden reportedly assured donors ahead of the debate that her husband was "ready to go."
Time Magazine reported that Jill Biden met with some of the big wig donors of the Biden campaign prior to the debate and did what she could to put their minds at ease.
Clearly, she was wrong, and the donors are undoubtedly second-guessing the big checks they've already written, and any further checks in the future.
The outlet described how Jill Biden, who often has to clean up for her cognitively challenged husband, tackled the debate pre-game with their biggest check-writers.
As President Joe Biden was going over his final notes with his inner circle and getting ready to debate Donald Trump on June 27 in Atlanta, his wife slipped into a nearby meeting of the Democratic Party’s biggest donors," Time reported Friday.
"The Biden Victory Fund and the Democratic National Committee’s financial bigwigs had all assembled in the Ritz Carlton as part of a two-day political briefing that featured emotional pep talks and face-time with VIPs. ‘Joe’s ready to go,’ Dr. Biden told the group. ‘He’s prepared.’"
Time Magazine, usually a Biden-friendly publication, slammed the brakes on its support when it concluded with, "Fact check: false."
The magazine released an absolutely devastating and unprecedented cover depicting Joe Biden's downfall after the debate.
🔥🚨BREAKING NEWS: TIME Magazine just released a new cover with Joe Biden. If you can’t see what’s happening you haven’t been paying attention. pic.twitter.com/yuKGfFCZ1P
— Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) June 28, 2024
The magazine wrote a scathing assessment of Biden's performance and made it clear that it believes, like many others do now in the Democratic Party, that Joe needs replacing sooner than later.
"Was there any way to get him off the ticket? And if not, was there any chance to stagger across the finish line with a deeply flawed candidate?" the magazine wrote.
It added, "Either way, it was nothing like what Biden and his team had plotted while secluded at the presidential retreat of Camp David in Maryland’s mountains for six full days of rehearsal in an airplane hangar and movie theater."
Biden's campaign has vowed that he'll stay on the ticket, even with the bad debate performance, but time will tell how long that holds true.
