In State of the Union speech Biden showed America his entire presidency is based on one word

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Walking into the House chamber, the first thing that strikes you is how small it is.

The room where the president delivers the State of the Union looks cavernous on television, but when you’re standing there, you realize it’s not much bigger than a high school gymnasium with a balcony.

As I watched President Joe Biden, I couldn’t help but be reminded of that fact on Thursday night.

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He raced through the speech like he was reading a bedtime story. Talking over the applause lines and stopping only to catch his breath between snappy lines designed to rev up his base.

"My predecessor," this.

"My predecessor," that.

Was this a State of the Union or a campaign speech?

But more than anything else, on Thursday night’s speech showed just how small and feeble Joe Biden is – though not necessarily how you think.

We all know his age is starting to show.

Look back to his debate against Republican Vice Presidential candidate and House Speaker Paul Ryan in 2012 and see for yourself or watch the viral videos of him chasing kids with a squirt gun during vice presidential backyard barbecues.

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He’s clearly lost a step. No