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WaPo op-ed explains why comedians are 'struggling' to parody Joe Biden (and people have thoughts)

Everybody knows that when liberal late-night “comedians” feature parodies of Democrats, they’re most often done in a very positive, non-critical way — and that includes Saturday Night Live. When it comes to Republicans the parodies often follow whatever the DNC narrative of the day happens to be. But now that Joe Biden is in the White House, the Washington Post has published an op-ed that claims the new president has presented a conundrum for comedians:

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“Struggling” to parody Biden, or “refusing” to?

Yeah, we’re going to lean toward that second option.

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