The Economist podcast ponders ‘how Joe Biden might match up’ to our desire for a POTUS who’s a ‘policymaker, father figure, stand-in king’
The Economist has really been on a roll lately, and why shouldn’t they be?
Now that Joe Biden is preparing to move into the White House, the media’s job just got a whole lot easier.
So sit back, Economist, and enjoy this vacation. You’ve earned it:
Policymaker, father figure, stand-in king. The Olympian job description sets an impossible standard for any American president. Our “Checks and Balance” podcast explores how Joe Biden might match up https://t.co/TXZg6Xwa6y pic.twitter.com/G1lxNbAvCG
— The Economist (@TheEconomist) November 30, 2020
Hey, Economist, you guys dropped something. Looks like a mask.
At least the words checks and balance are in quotes. https://t.co/aSe35j74Hc
— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) November 30, 2020
At least.
The President really shouldn’t be any of those things. https://t.co/17xqAeydpt
— 🎄 Stephen Michael Davis 🎄 (@ScubaMySteve) December 1, 2020
"Stand-in king"
You're missing the entire point of a president….. https://t.co/gjsDbzdaPn
— BlackSageD Sony Still Censors Japanese Video Games (@BlackDGamer1) November 30, 2020
Gross. https://t.co/vss68W3oAr
— HouseRepEEE (@EEElverhoy) November 30, 2020
Congress should make policy, I already have a father, and kings are about as un-American as you can get. This is gross. Just stop. https://t.co/dQg8IMlUmB
— Ben (@freedomanddogs) December 1, 2020
Shorter Economist: Check out our review of industrial grade kneepads!
Pro tip: actively fellating any politician is not a good look. Wipe off your chin before you get back to me. https://t.co/xzhuvVnjul
— Physics Geek (@physicsgeek) November 30, 2020
Remember when The Economist was a respectable publication? We feel like it was at some point. In any event, those days are clearly over now.
WTAF? Y’all are so damn lost!!! https://t.co/0srDaU3gI6
— DesertStorm91 🇺🇸⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@DougSullivant) December 1, 2020
Takes like this is why no one likes you people. https://t.co/UWQfy3K0qz
— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) November 30, 2020
