America’s 2020 residential election is a long way away, but it’s already shaping up to be a very crowded Democratic field. One name currently among the favorites to win the nomination is former Vice President Joe Biden.
If Infowars’ Paul Joseph Watson is correct, this could be great news for Donald Trump and the Republican Party.
In the wake of the Democrats running one of the most controversial and scandal-ridden candidates of all time, it’s safe to say that the goal in 2020 will be to try and run a candidate who is as clean as a whistle. To this end, Joe Biden used to have a lot of appeal. After all, everyone loves Uncle Joe right? It turns out, though, that the former VP is not quite the Boy Scout that Dems portray him to be.
Even the Washington Post labeled him as “creepy Uncle Joe Biden” in an article detailing how he makes women around him uncomfortable by touching them in inappropriate ways. You don’t have to search long to find an entire slideshow of pictures showing Biden doing just this.
To make matters worse, Biden’s uncomfortable behavior around women isn’t limited to adults. There are plenty of instances caught on video of Biden touching young girls, smelling their hair, and telling them uncomfortably inappropriate things while he does this such as “If I was younger…” and “Don’t tell anyone.”
If the Democrats hope to run a candidate who is less scandal-ridden and controversial than Hillary Clinton, they better look for someone other than creepy Uncle Joe.
~ Liberty Video News
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