Biden caught with a presser cheat sheet, but who's writing the answers?

"It says here, 'your name is Joe Biden,' no joke"

Freedom of the press has become collusion of the press and the people who were not elected as president, are running the president.

Joe Biden has always been known as a plagiarist and a cheat-sheet user when speaking to the press, but his brain has become so cognitively compromised that he no longer merely has the answers, but the administration is giving the questions to reporters and supplying Biden with a photo of the reporter who will be asking a question to which his answer has been written out for him. If he loses his ability to no longer read, as often happens in advanced dementia, he will be speechless.

But who is writing the Q & A for him? This should concern every American who votes, both dead and alive.

Our alleged president spoke alongside South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol in the White House rose garden, where a photographer caught Biden with a small cheat-sheet showing that he had the questions and answers in advance along with a photo of the person who would be asking the question. In this case it was a question from LA Times a self-proclaimed "reporter" Courtney Subramania.

The small sheet also included a picture of Subramania along with the pronunciation breakdown of her last name. "Question #1" was handwritten at the top of the sheet, indicating the president should call on her first at the conclusion of his remarks.

Biden's cognitive decline cannot be hidden any longer. A vote for him in 2024 is a vote for a house plant.

"How are YOU squaring YOUR domestic priorities — like reshoring semiconductors manufacturing — with alliance-based foreign policy?" read the question in Biden's hand.

The reporter, who was in fact called up first but whose last name was omitted by the president, asked Biden, "Your top economic priority has been to build up US domestic manufacturing in competition with China but your rules against expanding chip manufacturing in China is hurting South Korean companies that rely heavily on Beijing. Are you damaging a key ally in the competition with China to help your domestic politics ahead of the election?"

A separate paper in Biden's hand revealed the names of administration officials in the order of their remarks, in order to orient him to person. Both cheat sheets were dated April 26, 2023 in order to help orient him to time.

Last March, Biden displayed a list of prepared answers during a White House news briefing inspired from when he ad libbed "this man cannot remain in power" remark regarding Russian President Vladimir Putin, a dangerous comment about his support for regime change in Russia. Obviously, the person pulling his strings didn't trust him to avoid a nuclear holocaust with his brainless babblings.

In June, photographers captured a cheat sheet at a White House meeting with cabinet members detailing specific instructions for the president.

"YOU enter the Roosevelt Room and say hello to participants," the first bullet point read. "YOU take YOUR seat." And "YOU DO NOT CRAP YOUR PANTS!" 

After a bullet point that said, "Press enters," the next one read, "YOU give brief comments," with a parenthetical statement reading, "2 minutes." Biden ended up speaking for about eight minutes. The final bullet points read, "YOU thank participants" and "YOU depart, AND YOU WALK OUT TO YOUR RIGHT, NOT YOUR LEFT. AND DO NOT CRAP YOUR PANTS!"

A month later, Biden accidentally revealed a note from an aide to the camera that informed the president that there was "something" on his chin. It turned out to be chocolate chip ice cream or something brown.

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