Sky News contributor corybernardi says the Democrats wheeled BarackObama out to campaign while JoeBiden was “getting the elixir of life to get through the debate” and animate him for long enough.
Sky News contributor Cory Bernardi says the Democrats wheeled Barack Obama out to campaign while Joe Biden was “getting the elixir of life to get through the debate” and animate him for long enough. His comment comes after former United States President Barack Obama slammed the Trump administration for its coronavirus response in a drive-in Biden campaign rally in Pennsylvania. “Barack Obama is one of the greatest phonies,” Mr Bernardi said.
“His rhetoric there about ‘we wouldn’t tolerate it from a president’ comes from a president who put the IRS onto conservative organizations who were opposed to his rule, that corrupted - I use that term advisedly, - the FBI and turned it against its own citizens. “He knew about Hilary Clinton’s private server; he was communicating with her using an alias and yet he denied any of this. “This bloke is a phony, but that’s how desperate the Democrats are.
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