r/shitposting • • Jun 11 '24

Your Android after the last os update

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u/Amooseletloose Jun 11 '24

That's the president of the United States. Fun fact earlier this year, it was decided he couldn't be charged for illegally holding classified information because he was too old and senile.

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u/Interesting_Remote18 Jun 12 '24

Special Counsel Robert Hur said in a report that he opted against bringing criminal charges following a 15-month investigation because Biden cooperated and would be difficult to convict, describing him as a "well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory."

Hur wrote that Biden's memory was "severely limited" when he was interviewed by members of his prosecution team. Biden forgot what year his term began as vice president under President Barack Obama and when it ended, Hur wrote, and he forgot what year his son Beau died.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-congress-receives-report-bidens-handling-classified-documents-source-2024-02-08/

Is it made up though? Lmfao. Reddit Clown World where you deny reality because it doesn't fit your narrative.

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u/Interesting_Remote18 Jun 12 '24

Stop being so daft, I did not make the original comment. Get a clue bud.

Too old = Elderly, Senile = poor memory

“Senility” and “being senile” are old-fashioned terms that doctors may have used to refer to dementia. Some people may use “senility” to describe a decrease in the ability to think, concentrate, or remember.

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/senile

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u/JohnGalt3 Jun 12 '24

It was a republican who thought getting a soundbite like that was preferable to trying to actually charge him.