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The American news media and other maloder assessments of mendacity are celebrating President

Joe Biden's first trip overseas. The president began the trip by attending the G7 summit,

which involves a group of world leaders who have pledged to pool their resources so that

they'll have enough money for a motel room when China takes their countries away. Whereas

the media had seen President Trump's G7 meetings as divisive because Trump made the other leaders

look like weenies, American journalists were absolutely ecstatic about Biden's G7 accomplishments,

which included finding his way back to his dinner table after he wandered off for no apparent

reason, demonstrating comprehension skills by obediently following the often complex instructions

of his wife like Pay Attention Joe and Sit Down and demanding the Russian stop meddling

in the Civil War in Libya, which is in Syria. The press also reeled with amazement as the

president boldly signed some useless nonsense about the make-believe climate crisis and

even managed to draw a picture of the sun with a smiley face before his wife took his

crayons away. The G7 weenies were delighted not to have scary, scary Donald making them

very, very frightened anymore and said they were relieved Joe Biden believed in the welfare

state. That system of government handouts and controls that has turned Europe into an

old age home for young people. In Manuel Macron, a France said, quote, America is back

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