>>22370544

Can only speculate, but I assume it was partially to shield Trump for being blamed for the pretty bad economic knock-on effects of the plandemic (i.e., inflation and muh supply chain issues), among other things. Frankly, Trump deserves some of the blame for this (though not all - Fed/Treasury controls the printers).

If you subscribe to the Law of War / Devolution theory, it basically gave Trump an extra term, as Biden was "officially" the president, but Mil was treating his administration as an occupying force and had loyalty to Trump. I kind of buy this, but at the same time, the US MIL has not given me much hopium that they were loyal to Trump… I suppose they couldn't make it "too obvious", though.

Good question though, anon. Not sure anyone has a fully air-tight theory at this point.

>>22370616

I agree that was the intent. To a pretty large degree, a lot of people "woke up" after watching the election get stolen. The counter-point though is that "Biden" was really not the worst president and didn't "show them" (i.e., your average normie) much more than he was simply a puppet with dementia.

I think a strong case can be made that objectively, Dubya and Obama were MUCH worse for the country than Biden was.

Dubya in particular, especially if he was aware of / facilitated Sept 11th.

>>22370499

>Trump and Gates get "pretty excited" about an HIV vaccine

great.

>>22370705

>>22370708

Serious question though: what did the Biden administration "show" normies other than he was a dementia patient and inflation really sucks?

>>22370752

>The Biden Administration along with the Democrat Party illustrated the corruption of Federal Law Enforcement in support of political goals,

No worse than when Obama was in office. Nothing new.

>the corruption of Election Officials in support of political goals,

vast majority of Americans don't think the election was stolen.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4384619-one-third-of-americans-say-biden-election-illegitimate/

>the support of a political party in favor of convicted human traffickers of underage victims,

No different than the Republican party. Also, most Americans do not believe this.

>the use of any government apparatus against political opponents …

No different than Obama, or frankly, what Trump ran on in 2016 (lock her up)

I am asking what the BIDEN ADMINISTRATION specifically did to "show" normies anything they haven't seen before? From the normie perspective, I think most will remember Biden as a sub-par but mostly harmless president. Again, he objectively wasn't worse than Bush or Obama.