Joe Biden Endorses His Own Impeachment!

Oh, people, have you heard the latest? It’s one of those delicious moments in politics where the past comes back to haunt you like a bad burrito. This time, it’s Joe Biden who’s found himself in a bit of a pickle, and it’s all thanks to his own words. You see, back in the good ol’ days of 2019, Biden was quite vocal about then-President Donald Trump’s dealings with Ukraine, slinging around the term “quid pro quo” like it was going out of style.

Fast forward to now, and critics are having a field day with a resurfaced tweet from Biden that’s as ironic as finding a vegan at a barbecue competition. In his passionate 2019 tweet, Biden was adamant that Trump’s actions—holding back Congressionally appropriated aid to Ukraine unless they did him a political solid—were the epitome of quid pro quo and impeachable offenses. Oh, the drama! It was like watching an episode of “The Real Politicians of Capitol Hill.”

But here’s where it gets juicy. Biden’s own actions have come under the microscope, and guess what? They seem to be playing the same tune he criticized. Recently, he’s been caught on the record stating he would withhold promised ammunition to Israel if they decided to launch a ground offensive in Rafah. Critics are now pointing out that this sounds suspiciously like—you guessed it—quid pro quo. The popcorn can’t pop fast enough for this spectacle!

Red State’s Bonchie didn’t waste any time jumping into the fray, suggesting that Biden’s 2019 tweet was nothing short of prophetic, essentially endorsing his own impeachment. Meanwhile, The Federalist’s Sean Davis and Steve Guest are echoing similar sentiments, highlighting the glaring parallel between Biden’s actions and his own definition of an impeachable offense.

Even Rich Goldberg chimed in with a “There’s a tweet for everything,” underscoring the timeless adage that the internet, much like an elephant, never forgets. And Jonathan Levine and Ben Shapiro? They’re just sitting back, enjoying the show, with Shapiro summing up the entire debacle with a succinct “Welp.”

Now, as much as we enjoy a good round of political irony, it’s crucial to remember that these aren’t just tit-for-tat arguments. They underscore a bigger issue at play here: consistency and accountability in politics.

In the grand circus of American politics, today’s accuser could very well be tomorrow’s defendant. It’s a lesson in humility and perhaps a reminder to think twice before tweeting.