Joe Biden, abandoned and alone edition

This morning, Shannon Bream subtly dropped a bombshell onto the deck of the Biden campaign. Bream announced "Our team spent days reaching out to dozens of lawmakers, Biden advocates, and allies, but not a single guest was willing or able to come on to defend Joe Biden." When even Chris Coons isn't available to defend Biden, that isn't bad for Biden. That's terrible for Biden.

As usual, Sen. John Kennedy put it best when he said "Most people in Washington would unplug your life support to charge their cell phone." That's why people hate Washington, DC. Joe Biden is the quintessential DC insider. He's lived there half a century. It shouldn't be surprising, then, that Scott Jennings highlighted DC's hypocrisy. During a panel discussion, Jennings said "The entire thesis of the campaign was democracy is on the ballot. If I was a Democrat who hasn't blinked since January of 2017... and I heard Joe Biden admit that it's all just a facade, that it's all just a talking point, I would be freaked out right now to find out there's no animating issue for this campaign."

Later, Jennings said it's all just a grift." Perhaps that's why nobody's willing to defend Biden. Jamal Simmons did his best to defend Biden in this testy interview with Jennings:

Frankly, Simmons got his arse kicked. Simmons sounded like a snotty little brat. Shannon Bream spoke the truth Sunday. That truth is thatthe Biden campaign looks amateurish. They look like they couldn't run a campaign for homecoming queen.

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