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All right. So Joe Biden continues to be top of the news as the Democratic Party struggles to deal with the accusations that he's very touchy-feeling. Now, I'll acknowledge that it's weird that for eight years the media had nothing to say about this. Everybody on the right mocked Joe Biden incessantly for years for being the guy who would go to a

diner and suddenly one of the constituents, the female constituents would end up on his lap,

the guy who would stroke the faces of other people. I mean, Joe Biden has been weird about this

stuff for a very long time. I mean, this has been his theme for a very long time, and there is nothing new here.

Now, there's a second woman claiming that Biden, quote, touched her inappropriately at a Greenwich fundraiser in 2009.

But again, the headline here doesn't really match the story.

This is from the Connecticut Carans. And basically, their argument is that this Connecticut woman said that Biden grabbed her by the back of the neck and then rubbed noses with her. Like, that's a weird thing to do, but is it a sexual thing to do? Is it like a sexual harassment thing to do? It's weird for sure. It's an invasion of personal space for sure, but Joe Biden has no limits. Joe Biden has no limits when it comes to his speech. He just says anything. He has no limits when it comes to his personal behavior. He just touches people weirdly. But that's not the same thing as Al Franken grabbing a butt or a boob. So the kind of overblown controversy about Joe Biden being Joe Biden. It's just funny to watch

as the standards change on him and he is eminently confused about all of it, which frankly,

I think is appropriate considering that the standards did randomly change on him. Now, the Democrats

are a lot more hesitant to throw Joe Biden off the cliff than they would be if this person

were a Republican, obviously. Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the House, she said, does this disqualify Joe Biden

from the presidency? No, that's, that's silly. I think it's disqualifying. I think it's

qualifying is with what your intention is. I do think this about communication in general.

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