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Biden's gaffes are to mislead others?

It doesn't seem to inappropriate at all and everything seems alright. In the latest one it's the handshake with Chuck Schumer. It's likely that Biden as the President of the United States his only job is to act out his gaffes. In public we know what he is doing. In behind the White House is being run by an inner circle of politicians from the democrat party and the executives in the administration.

The latest second handshake Chuck Schumer refuses to shake hands with Biden. This is for the first time the handshake with Chuck Schumer and Chuck Schumer immediately realises from his body language he becomes aware of the open drama. Without missing a heartbeat Schumer goes on with his next job to address over the system. This seems the gaffes likely are in place to avoid making mistakes over hot mikes. This appears to be a drama putting behind all speculations and doubts as to who really is the president. In this Chuck Schumer the case was about addressing the $700 billion dollar bill passed by the senate. This appears as a democrat ploy?

This revelation seems to be true because no one seems to take notice of it leading to speculation and doubts about the gaffes. No one has questioned the appropriateness of these gaffes or has come forward to challenge it in front of the judiciary. Is it a fundamental right guaranteed under a constitution to a president to act out these gaffes straight for another two years when the president's term comes to an end?

What about other Biden's gaffes? From the start it was all during when colleagues, friends and in friendly places with the exceptions of [...] during his election campaign and the second one in his six-nation tour of the middle east.

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