Joe Biden and Robert Mueller

Democrats spent years touting the great Robert Mueller.

When he had his moment in the spotlight, it was shocking.

Mueller was incapable of answering the most basic questions about the "MUELLER Report."

He wasn't even able to correctly answer which president appointed him United States Attorney for the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts.

Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller confused which president appointed him the United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts back in the 1980s during his congressional appearance Wednesday.

Answering a question during a lengthy hearing before the House Judiciary Committee, Mueller said he thought President George H. W. Bush appointed him to the post in Massachusetts, but was quickly corrected by Rep. Greg Stanton, D-Ariz., who noted that Mueller was appointed by President Ronald Reagan in 1986.

It was truly embarrassing.

No wonder Mueller didn't want to testify. He and others knew he wasn't up to it.





Mueller was completely unprepared. The nation learned that Mueller was not in charge of the investigation. All at once, we discovered he was clueless.

Unlike Mueller, Joe Biden doesn't have the luxury of keeping silent for years as leakers and media hacks prop him up.

Biden can't hide the way Mueller did.

While he has many Democrats and Leftist media mouthpieces to help promote the myth that he's a capable candidate, that can't possibly hold up because we have access to Biden.

The Democrats haven't solved their Socialist Sanders problem by joining forces to make Biden their nominee.

They may succeed in ridding themselves of the Socialist, but then they have to contend with the confused, doddering candidate.

I see no reason for the Democrat establishment to be celebrating Biden and his miraculous comeback.

It's manufactured. It's a construction that will crumble under its own weight.