News about Maureen Dowd

Joe Biden has lost it. No, not his brain. That cream was cut decades ago. The New York Times and the dreary Daily Show lead the way for the most fervid and froth cheerleaders, who are now fleeing the wreckage and cautiously raising the alarm. What on Earth took them so long? Why are the liberals finally awakening to wet beds and announcing that, perhaps, their collapsing candidate has departed from his moorings? You have to give them credit: they clung on and clung on as long as they could - inventing every excuse and ruse that suited them. That Young Joe was raring to go, claims of senility were a MAGA witch hunt, and haven't you seen how fabulous Kamala is?

According to New York Times Publisher A.G. Sulzberger, the White House is "deeply distraught" with the newspaper's coverage of President Biden's age. Despite the White House's dissatisfaction, Sulzberger maintains that the newspaper will continue reporting objectively on both Biden and Trump. Some have criticized Biden's age and poor approval ratings, with others suggesting that the coverage has been overly sensationalized. Sulzberger has stated that the intention is not to equate Biden with Trump, but rather to highlight both aspects honestly in order to maintain public confidence.

Despite outrage over her Congressional testimony refusing to properly condemn antisemites on campus, Harvard President Claudine Gay seems to be set to keep her position. A decision is likely on Tuesday, but sources indicate she will continue to lead the Ivy League university after meetings that lasted late until Monday. Since her first appearance in Congress, she has been continually chastised. Bill Ackerman, a megadonor, told Gay that he will keep his job.

Former Obama advisor David Axelrod told President Joe Biden that he has a 50-50 chance of re-election, but he shouldn't count on Donald Trump to win. Hillary Clinton mistakenly thought Trump would hand over the Democratic nomination, but Axelrod, who has been critical of Biden's age and decision to seek a second term, told New York Times reporter Maud that she will not make the same mistake. I think he has a 50-50 chance here, but there are no better than that, or even worse.' Axelrod said, He thinks he can trick nature here, and it's really risky.' If they're counting on Trump to win it for them, they've got a serious problem. ' I remember Hillary doing it too.'

All politicians are liars, but Dark Brandon, the dodder, is in a category all by himself. The Big Guy has been living a lie for the longest time. And now, as his huckster son's slimy companion in the international grift has begun to sing like canary, it's becoming more difficult for President Joe's jumbled brains to keep up on aisle jive. Yes, it's long past time for us to ask: Who is the REAL Joe Biden? The last stop for Hunter's jail-bound buddy before the Graybar hotel was a closed-door meeting with the House Oversight Committee last week. Devon Archer squawked that Hunty's daddy called into his ethically bankrupt child's con jobs - I mean, business meetings - at least 20 times to consult with the prospective suckers and discuss the weather. Archer said that Joe's calls showed shady operators from Kyiv to Beijing that Hunter could reach out and touch the old man (eww!) Any time of day or night, there is no time of day or night. However, Honorable Joseph R. Biden, Jr., said he never told his son about company. What gives Could it be that mumbling Joe is not the selfless public servant, doting father, and child-nibbling granddad the mainstream media slobbers over?

MCCAIN: Joe Biden has apparently decided that being a bad granddad would put it into a political problem. So, the President admitted in an exclusive message to People Magazine on Friday that he has seven grandkids rather than six. Did you miss that news? In fact, that's just what the cynical old man and his campaign staff expected from him. Why else would they make the announcement on a celebrity news website at 5:02 p.m. on a summer Friday, when the majority of Americans' thoughts have erupted from politics to barbecues, pools, and families? The bloodless bulletin states, "our son Hunter and Navy's mother, Lunden, are teaming up to create a relationship that is in the best interests of their daughter's child's best interests, while still protecting her privacy as much as possible going forward.' Make no mistake. This was the latest in gross adjudication of blame in the runaway controversy fueled by Maureen Dowd's op-ed in early July.

President Joe Biden was chastised for failing to honor his seventh grandchild, Hunter's four-year-old daughter Navy Joan, who was born with an Arkansas stripper, Lunden Roberts, 32, according to a New York Times columnist. Mauen Dowd's essay was based on a letter sent by her sister Peggy for telling the nation that he only has six grandchildren, since he refused to mention or acknowledge that he has none. The letter included a snapshot of what Dowd's worried sister feared would happen to Navy Joan as'she grows up, knowing that her father and paternal grandparents have nothing to do with her,' Peggy wrote, fearing that it would result in bullying in school.' After Hunter Biden's baby mama filed a bitter child support lawsuit, he promised to meet their out-of-wedlock daughter and play a part in her life. Hunter's $20,000 a month bills were reduced to Biden, and she's petition was dismissed.

When Sheryl Sandberg and businessman Tom Bernthal tied the knot in a cowboy-themed wedding, they were in for a weekend of wedding bliss. Sandberg, 52, married Bernthal, 50, the founder and former CEO of Kelton Global, 50, on Saturday in Wyoming, the happy couple revealed on Instagram. Sandberg posted a picture of herself and her new husband with the caption 'MARRIED'According to People Magazine, the couple married in Wyoming and integrated several Western elements into their special day, which also included jeans and cowboy boots.' Sandberg, who has a net worth of $1.5 billion, revealed earlier this year that she would step down from Meta in the fall to concentrate on 'foundation and philanthropic work,' but that she will continue to serve on the board. She had stepped down in the midst of an inquiry into her use of corporate funds to assist in planning the wedding.