Did Biden Really Have COVID-19? Biden’s onset of COVID comes at a convenient time when he’s in dire need of sympathy and a distraction. Don’t fall for it.
By Brandon J. Weichert
July 27, 2022

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Compare Biden’s pathetic showing in Saudi Arabia with former President Donald Trump’s showing at the same venue a few years earlier. That meeting was probably the most important conference in the Arab world attended by an American leader since 9/11. It set the stage for Trump’s Abraham Accords and brought the United States, Israel, and the Sunni Arab states closer than they had ever been, united against the rise of a nuclear Islamist Iran and the ongoing threat of Jihadist terrorism from within the Sunni Arab world.

Whereas Biden’s shambolic tour of the region raised more questions about the U.S. role in the world than it answered, Trump’s had solidified America’s position. Biden offered no vision. He didn’t even offer a handshake! And while Biden was on his meandering trip to nowhere, his vice president was back in the White House meeting with California Governor Gavin Newsom. When the old cat is away, the younger cats plot his downfall, evidently.

To make matters worse for Biden, he gave a bizarre speech in Delaware last Wednesday in which he appeared to say he has cancer. A panicked White House Press Office issued an immediate “clarification.” Considering Biden was dumping on Big Oil at the time, he may have been exaggerating for effect. It’s just as likely, given his outward signs of senility, he got confused and misspoke. Either way, the caustic response from the otherwise sympathetic press and social media was brutal.

The very next day, news broke that Biden had tested positive for COVID-19. Just like that, scathing assessments of Biden’s failed Mideast trip disappeared, along with his bizarre cancer claim. In their place were the sullen faces of Biden team members doing everything in their power to manage the public perception of Biden’s illness.