Biden Doubles: Democrats' SHAKESPEAREAN MASK

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According to CNN fifty-seven percent of Americans disapprove of President Joe Biden as Commander in Chief with many other polls showing similarly disastrous numbers for the Democrat establishment hoping to retain control this November. In fact, things have become so bad for the party in power that a growing number of pundits believe that the Democrats may soon move away from Joe Biden as the nominee in favor of someone who can
energize the voter base. But why? If the Shakespeare idiom is true that 'All the world's a stage, and all the men and women are merely players' it wouldn't be necessary. After all, as the saying goes, it's just art imitating life. And another Joe Biden is just waiting in the wings.
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According to the Oxford English Dictionary William Shakespeare is credited with the invention of over 400 words that are still in use today. Over 1700 words and phrases appear for the first time in his
writings and many people quote Shakespeare without even realizing it. His combination of words to create some of the most famous idioms in all of language are studied to this day, with one of the most recognizable of these from a five-act comedy from 1598 called "As You Like It". In the monologue from Act 2, Scene 7 comes the poem known as the 'Seven Ages of Man', and everyone knows the beginning.
(All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances,
And one man in his time plays many parts, His act being seven ages.)
Now the scope of the story told by Shakespeare has many facets, one of which is a Duke's brother usurping power. And the very first words of the poem have become a metaphor comparing life to a play. It's become so widely used that the Allen Moore novel 'V for Vendetta' fashioned its own with the phrase "All the world's a stage, and everything else is vaudeville".
The Democrats aren't going to dump Joe Biden. He's the perfect candidate for a party hijacked and celebrated by Deep State bureaucrats. Joe is the puppet that was needed for the media to hide behind, at a time when the country was experiencing a manufactured crisis. The Herculean effort it took to get Joe in office after more than 40 sad years as a politician can't be replicated. And even if it was, even if the Democrats moved to oust Joe Biden, it seems we'd have another one waiting in the wings.
This is James Anthony Reporting.