Joe Biden Calls Elderly Voter a “Damn Liar,” Challenges Him to a Physical and Mental Competition, and Then Calls Him Fat

In a rancorous exchange with a retired Iowa farmer, Joe Biden snapped. “You’re a damn liar, man!”

It happened at a Biden campaign event in Iowa when an elderly voter somehow got past Biden’s handlers and brought up the Hunter Biden Ukrainian connection. The 84-year-old accused Biden of “sending” his son to Ukraine to gather information for the Obama administration.

That’s when, instead of respectfully stating, “You are mistaken, sir,” Sleepy Joe woke up, became indignant and verbally abusive. Like a locker room bully, Biden did everything but take off his shirt and beat his chest.

“That’s not true…get your words straight.”

Then Biden pushed back against the old gentleman, who had questioned whether Biden’s age might be a handicap in doing the toughest job in the world:

“I’m not sedentary. You want to check my shape, man, let’s do pushups together here, man. Let’s run. Let’s do whatever you want to do. Let’s take an IQ test. OK?”

The audience applauded as Biden walked away and appeared to say to the old guy, “Look, fat.”

No, Joe Biden didn’t actually send his son to Ukraine to gather information for Barrack Obama in 2014. Hunter Biden went there to capitalize on his father’s position as a sitting vice president. Biden’s role was to protect his son from a corruption investigation. Hunter was receiving a fat salary with absolutely no qualifications for doing virtually nothing.

Joe Biden later claimed that Hunter never spoke to him about his “work” for corrupt Ukrainian oligarchs. In a later interview, however, Hunter admitted he actually discussed his overseas gigs with his father. According to Hunter, dad’s advice was to the effect, “Be careful, son.”

Surely Biden knows down deep in his political soul he can’t shake the bad optics here. Even with the help of Democrat media allies who always add “no proven wrongdoing” when mentioning Joe’s own quid pro quo, it doesn’t look good. Biden is live on YouTube bragging about what he threatened and what he accomplished: Fire the Ukrainian the investigator (investigating his son’s company) or we’re shutting down your billion dollars in American aid.

So, if the mainstream media have their druthers and Joe becomes the geriatric standard-bearer for the Democrats, the campaign and debates should be fun. A confrontation between Sleepy Joe and The Donald could go something along the following lines:

The President: You know, Joe, I am often amazed at how you were able to shake off that scandal where your son earned big bucks on your name. I mean, you were able to use your office to protect him. My son can’t even fart in public with it making the front page of the New York Times.

Sleepy Joe: You’re a damn liar, man. Get your words straight. You want to go a few rounds? Right here, right now. I’m not sedentary. My brain is sharp. You think I have that disease that I can’t remember the name of right now?

The President: Calm down, Joe. I’m not an 84-year-old retired farmer in Iowa. I’m the President. If you threaten me again, I’ll have my Secret Service guys cuff you and cart you off to the old folks’ home…

So, in the months that follow, it should be entertaining to watch the already gaffe-prone Joe Biden self-destruct. He could join Bernie Sanders and become a charter member of America’s last unprotected demographic: grumpy old men like retired Iowa farmers and the Muppets’ Stafford and Waldorf.

Watch the INSANE exchange between Joe Biden and a voter for yourself below


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