Porridgebrain caught with card listing the exact questions to be asked by reporters, in order!

 

Yesterday your corrupt, senile preznit was in South Korea as the nations celebrate the 70th anniversary of their alliance.  At a joint press conference with South Korea's president, Porridgebrain took questions.

The first one was from LA Times "reporter" Courtney Subramanian.  Here's the quote:

“How are you squaring your domestic priorities — like reshoring semiconductors manufacturing — with alliance-based foreign policy?”

Later a sharp-eyed photographer found that he'd captured a "cheat sheet" paper in Porridgebrain's hand showing a pic of the "reporter," the name of her paper, the fact that she would be the first reporter called on to ask a question, and...wait, this can't be right, can it?

It was the exact question the reporter asked.  Printed out.  With her pic, so Vegetable would know which way to point.

Democrat and Mainstream Media:  "Wuh...wuh...wuh...Dis not new, or worth reporting!  ALL president's have always done dis!"

For young Americans: This is just one example of the fact that literally EVERYTHING in this corrupt Democrat administration is rigged.  Fixed.  Planned in every detail so the corrupt preznit will never be surprised by an question his team hasn't approved and prepared for.

Democrat shills: "NOOOoooo!!!  Dis totally normal!  Every president does dis!"

Peddle that lie somewhere else, scum.

But WAIT!  It gets better.  The LA Times lies that their reporter did NOT submit any questions in advance.  So back in Washington, in the "briefing room" an intrepid reporter asked biden's "press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, "The Times says their reporter didn't submit any questions in advance.  So can you tell us how that notecard with the exact question typed out got into the president's hand before the question was asked?" 

The press sec simply ignored the fact that the question was already typed on the card::  "It beez perfekly normal.fo' president to get briefed on what questions are expected..."   No, bitch, the notecard had the entire question WORD FOR WORD.  So for young Americans:  The media brazenly lies, the White House brazenly lies.  One imagines the lackeys at the White House mulling over whether to claim the photo was photoshopped (i.e. faked), but deciding to simply tell a different lie, counting on the fact that not one American in 100,000 would ever see the photo at the top, showing that the card did in fact contain the exact question, and the pic of the person biden's handlers had agreed he would call on to ask it.

Lies on top of lies, on top of lies.  Thanks, Democrats.