The best books are those whose premises and storytelling are original and thought-provoking.
A book about a wizarding school for children is an international bestseller and deservedly so. Books that pretend to be bombshells while casting villains as dupes, should collect dust not profit.
Authoring books about people or subjects with which the public is familiar is difficult at best, at worst these attempts are trite, redundant, and unnecessary. Which brings us to the bevy of books being released which seek to “reveal” or “expose” former President Joe Biden’s mental decline.
These releases include, ‘Uncharted,’ ‘Fight’, and ‘Original Sin’.
I can think of a number of literary titles of similar scintillating truth telling such as; ‘Whose buried in Grant’s Tomb?’ by R.E. Lee, ‘I did it’ by OJ Simpson, ‘It was the Iceberg – a Titanic Tale’ by Leonardo DiCrappio and “The Dinosaurs in our Gas Tank’ by Exxon Valdez.
Each of these tomes has in their titles the supposed revelation to which the purchaser is allegedly unaware. These fictional book titles and authors would strain credulity if they were real.
When it comes to straining credulity, the Press and Democrat Party are without peers. Who else would try and sell books that cost actual money, in which the shocking surprise is that the former Cadaver in Chief was a babbling idiot?
The sources for these ink wasters are people who claim to have first-hand knowledge of the president’s mental slide but decided to withhold that information until after he left office. The people who knew who really was making the decisions at the White House, or who was behind the record-breaking number of pardons. Instead, they think it revelatory to tell us Biden had a “poor memory.”
Only Jerry Lewis fell more times than Biden. No one except Gerald Ford did it to Biden’s extent without anyone laughing. We watched our president fall upstairs, fall down the stairs, fall on stage and off his bike.
He referred to his wife as his sister and went the opposite direction of the exit from public appearances more often than “Wrong Way Corrigan”. Not since Evel Knievel have we seen a man more in the need of a protective helmet than Joe Biden.
Despite all the pratfalls, it was when he opened his mouth the decay inside his brain was most evident. Who can forget the immortal “Corn Pop,” or “you know the thing”, “we choose truth over facts”, “poor kids are just as bright as white kids”, and while speaking to a crowd of supporters in 2024 he asked, “how many times does Trump have to prove we can’t be trusted?”
Whether it was his uncle being eaten by cannibals or confusing French President Emmanuel Macron for the long dead François Mitterrand, it was clear, Biden wasn’t all there. The cannibals had an easier time digesting their meal than we did the former President’s comments.
Biden’s decline is something we all saw and about which we all worried. If Biden could refer to the Australian Prime Minister as “the fella from down under” how could we trust he wouldn’t confuse the nuclear football with a Jill’s carry-on bag?
These books are the latest attempts to maintain the cover-up. Intended to make it seem as though the press was deceived by Democrats about Biden’s mental decline. Instead of revealing their participation in the fraud they want us to believe they are victims.
We are told to believe these authors, such as Jake Tapper, a furious defender of Biden’s mental state, were deceived by the White House and its minions. Tapper challenged guests on his program when the issue was raised, such as when Lara Trump did so, saying to her, “And I think you have absolutely no standing to diagnose somebody’s cognitive decline.”
Tapper further chastised Trump by conflating Biden’s supposed, though never seen, stutter as the real culprit, “I think you were mocking his stutter.”
Now this charlatan of CNN wants to make a buck selling you a book in which he portrays himself as the victim of a program of deceit, when in fact he was a co-conspirator.
Don’t buy books written to maintain fraud and protect the media elite from the scrutiny and judgement they so richly deserve. Put them in the library of lies where they belong without spending one red cent.
Stephen Piccirillo 2025
