Conservative Pundit Sends Stark Warning To ‘Bedwetting’ Dems Over ‘Morning Joe’ Supercut
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“Well, what fresh hell?” Charlie Sykes responded to the Trump-themed montage aired by the MSNBC show.
MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” show on Monday hit Donald Trump with a supercut of his latest verbal missteps at weekend campaign events in North Carolina and Virginia.
The withering montage prompted conservative pundit Charlie Sykes, the former editor-in-chief of The Bulwark, to advise “bedwetting” Democrats on how to defeat the former president if, as is increasingly likely, he becomes the GOP nominee to take on President Joe Biden in November.
“Well, what fresh hell?” Sykes responded to footage of Trump slurring, mispronouncing words, confusing Biden with former President Barack Obama and claiming a Taliban leader addressed him as “Your Highness.”
Sykes acknowledged he’s “not a psychiatrist” but drew a sharp distinction between Biden who “is old” and Trump who is “deranged, demented and pathetic […] not to mention dangerous.”
But Biden could use that to his advantage, the commentator suggested.
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