Something jumped out at me from Willard Romney's words about President Biden

[Siwsan]

Doesn't this translate to he has been ABLE to break through, etc. or am I just reading things through sleep deprived eyes?

"President Joe Biden is a genuinely good man, but he has yet been unable to break through our national malady of denial, deceit, and distrust,"

[FreepFryer]

1. Romney spoke correctly. "yet" "thus far" - cheers! (nt)

[Siwsan]

7. Ah. Sleep deprived brain/eyes

[FreepFryer]

9. kittyvision :)

[Raven123]

2. I don't think so. It's awkward wording though

I read: yet he has been unable ….

The real question is why? I don’t think one person as president can counter the army of misinformation that surrounds us. Unless more people in leadership step up, the misinformation army will not be defeated.

[Siwsan]

8. That might just be it. I know my brain flashed when I read it.

Willard is trying to straddle the political fence.

[shelshaw]

3. I'm still stuck on Willard

[Walleye]

4. Careful Romney, can't say Joe is a good man. Ruins the whole narrative for the Republicans

[Lovie777]

5. He's playing both sides . .....

if he was "concerned" he would join with the Americans trying to save democracy.

[Botany]

6. "Through our national malady of denial, deceit, and distrust."

So says the man who made he is money doing leveraged buy outs of companies after which
he fired the workers, looted the retirement funds, cut the people's health care, loaded the company
up with debt by borrowing against the company's physical property, and then said the company had
too much debt and then shut the companies down.

[Boomerproud]

10. So Joe Biden has control over 300 million peoples thoughts and actions,?

No Mitt, our national malady isn't on him. Remember how Jimmy Carter was ravaged over his honest "malaise" speech? Meanwhile. TFG speaks of carnage but says plainly it's The Others fault and only He can fix it.

[Mad_Machine76]

11. Hey Willard!

It's not just Biden's job! And he (Willard) is certainly not helping.