This Empty Presidency

An unheralded federal administrator spoke the word “democracy” 35 times tonight in a prime-time speech delivered from a podium missing the Seal of the President.

An empty man delivered empty words from an empty podium. It wasn’t a sight to behold. It wasn’t inspiring. It wasn’t anything at all.

Joe Biden followed up September’s “Blood Red” speech with a thoroughly useless one, a meaningless pile of words, written as if by a child, delivered by a fumbling geriatric.

“Unforgettable” only in the sense that one cannot remember what did not happen, this speech evaporated to nothing as the very words exited the speaker’s mouth.

Joe Biden’s catch-all everything sound, one utterance dominated all the others: “democracy.” Used as many as 3 times in some single sentences, the president concluded the body of the speech with it, making it the actual last word.

Misspeaking repeatedly, he word-stumbled so pitifully that he admitted it, literally, saying, “it’s just ah, I… if I… it’s hard to even say it, it’s hard to even say it.”

Within the opening 1 minute 19 seconds, Biden connected Paul Pelosi’s beating with J6. “Where’s Nancy? Where’s Nancy?” the obvious hook, Biden let this one slip away.

Nothing much will come from this nothing much of a speech.

We at The BEC hope you had any other thing to do tonight and missed what didn’t happen at all.

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The BEC wrote about Biden’s “Blood Red” speech here