Biden says the quiet part out loud: "I'm supposed to stop and walk out"

Acting President Joe Biden revealed once again that he's just the guy on stage with the invisible puppet strings. He obviously has handlers and he obviously suffers from a serious level of cognitive decline.

Biden spoke in the White House on Wednesday and upon the conclusion of his mumblings about labor unions, he said, "[I'm] supposed to stop and walk out of the room." 

So who's in charge? What's the deal?

It looks as if Joe isn't being a good boy and didn't listen to his handlers because he stayed in the room after suggesting that he wasn't the guy in charge and that others set the rules and tell him what he's "supposed" to do. 

Funny, but I didn't vote for a presidential handler or puppet master.

Social media lit up with comments about the statement, an admission that should concern us all. 

The tweet by Abigail Marone makes sense, but if Joe's handlers told him "not to tell everyone he's being directed" he just might say something to the effect: "I was told not to tell you that I am being directed by someone who also told me that I'm supposed to stop and walk out of the room."

Biden has been tipping his hand since he first ascended from his basement to become president in January.
After his mush-mouth remarks about his "Made in America" manufacturing initiative, one of his staff was heard calling on specific reporters to ask their questions to our mentally decrepit president, something that was also done during the 2020 presidential election and the transition period.

But more recently, things got worse and the statements by Biden have frequently suggested that he's being treated as an eggplant and is being told what to say to the press.

Biden has said such things as "I’m not supposed to take any questions," and also admitted that he was "instructed to call on specific so-called reporters declaring,  "they gave me a list of people I’m going to call on,"

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