Presumptive Democrat presidential nominee Joe Biden has currently hold up with a dead hooker and a

brothel addict and engaged in a gun battle with local police. The networks have yet to cover

the shootout and The New York Times, a former newspaper, says it wishes to do a thorough investigation

before absolving Biden of any wrongdoing. In a column released on Knucklehead Row, the Times

op-ed page, feminist academic Jane Shrieky Face wrote, quote,

we must not be lulled by the right into jumping to conclusions. As we did in the case of serial

rapist Brett Kavanaugh, we still hold to our position that we should believe all women.

But Christine Blasey Ford had an aspect of plausibility, whereas Biden's accuser just lies there in

a pool of her own blood with a seemingly infinite number of knife wounds in her studded leather

teddy. This is clearly not the same sort of situation. Unquote. Times editor-in-chief

blithering pervarication, the third interviewed himself in order to make sure he'd be asked the

really tough questions. He then published the Q&A in the Times Media and Fish Wrap section,

an excerpt of the interview reads his follows,

Q. When you first published your investigation, you included a sentence reading, quote,

Biden then screamed out the bruffle window, I killed this hooker and I'll kill the lot of you

if you try to take me out. Why did you later remove that sentence from the story?

A. Although many editors and even I myself reviewed the story before publication,

the Biden campaign felt the sentence might give the impression that Biden had murdered a prostitute

and was threatening to kill police officers. That is not at all what we intended.

Q. Why do you divert your eyes when you answered? A. I don't like the way you're looking at me.

Q. How am I looking at you? A. Just stop. Do you think I don't know what I am? Please stop.

The rest of the interview was just inarticulate sobbing. Trigger. I'm Andrew Clayton and this is the Andrew

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