NOT SATIRE: The Bidens Want Back In!

I can’t believe I’m writing this, but it’s official….Joe Biden wants back in.

As in, back in the White House!

No, I’m not making this up and no, sadly it’s not satire.

I can't believe this is NOT SATIRE🤣🥴- Puddin wants back in: Joe Biden has told some Democratic leaders he’ll raise funds, campaign and do anything else necessary for Democrats to recover lost ground as the Trump administration rolls back programs the party helped design,… pic.twitter.com/umDq6ymFS6

— Melissa Hallman (@dotconnectinga) March 21, 2025

Joe Biden was mentally incapacitated during his last term, this clown really thinks he will be able to stand up straight in 2028?

What a joke!

But let’s be honest….it’s not Joe Biden who wants back in.  Joe doesn’t even know what day of the week it is, or the fact that’s he’s Joe Biden.

The real person who wants back in is JILL Biden:

Jill Biden is reportedly urging Joe Biden to make a bid for the 2028 Democrat nomination, believing he can mount a Trump-style comeback. pic.twitter.com/CFahKiQTDg

— Bad Hombre (@joma_gc) March 21, 2025

Jill got quite accustomed to the high life, and she’s not liking her new accommodations.

Jill, sorry but you rode the Joe Biden horse to death.  He’s done and he’s not coming back, certainly not in 2028.

Here’s part of the stunning report from NBC News:

Former President Joe Biden has told some Democratic leaders he’ll raise funds, campaign and do anything else necessary for Democrats to recover lost ground as the Trump administration rolls back programs the party helped design, according to people close to him.

Biden privately met last month with the new Democratic National Committee chairman, Ken Martin, and offered to help as the party struggles to regain its viability amid polling that shows its popularity has been sinking, the people said.

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So far, Biden’s overture seems to have fallen flat. Democrats find themselves adrift, casting about for a compelling messenger.

Whoever that is, it’s not Biden, many party activists and donors contend. He’s tethered to the 2024 defeat and, at 82, is a symbol more of the party’s past than its future, they argue.

“Who’s going to want Joe Biden back in the game?” said a major Biden supporter, speaking on condition of anonymity to talk candidly about him.

A spokesperson for the DNC didn’t provide a comment or make Martin available for an interview.

A new NBC News poll shows that the Democratic Party’s popularity has dropped to a record low. Only 27% of registered voters said they held positive views of the party — the lowest figure in the network’s polling dating to 1990.

Asked about the prospect of Biden re-entering the political sphere, President Donald Trump told reporters in the Oval Office Friday, “I hope so.”

Former first lady Jill Biden is also prepared to campaign and raise money for fellow Democrats as she and her husband settle into life back home in Delaware, a person close to her said.

“She recognizes that serving in the capacities that she served is an honor and it comes with responsibilities to the party. And she’s prepared to help in any way she can,” the person said.

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Both Bidens are carving out post-presidential lives aside from the partisan political work they’ve volunteered to take on.

Each plans to write a book. As Biden develops a theme for his memoir, he has been consulting former senior administration officials, including Secretary of State Antony Blinken, national security adviser Jake Sullivan and senior White House advisers Mike Donilon and Steve Ricchetti.

He has been splitting his time between Delaware and Washington for meetings in office space supplied by the federal government. As was his habit as a U.S. senator, he often commutes via Amtrak.

The onetime first couple were shocked when Trump abruptly announced this week that he was ending Secret Service protection for their two adult children, Hunter and Ashley, the person close to Jill Biden said. They’d gotten no warning, another person familiar with the matter said. Their first question was whether their two children would be safe.

The Bidens have been out of office for only two months. After Trump’s first term ended in 2021, then-President Biden extended protection for Trump’s adult children for six months.

Though Biden is willing to help, Democrats aren’t unanimous in wanting them to. Some party activists believe Biden is an admired figure who remains a draw inside a grateful party.

Jane Kleeb, a vice chair of the DNC, said in an interview: “If you were to call any state party chair and ask them if they wanted Joe Biden to be a keynote speaker for their annual dinner, the answer would be yes. He is beloved by the party and beloved by the voters.”

Others argue that reminding voters of a 2024 campaign that went sour isn’t the best strategy for a party that is grasping for a message and searching for new, younger leaders. A CNN poll this month asked Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents which leader best reflects the party’s core values. Only 1% chose Biden.

What’s more, the wounds of 2024 are still fresh, with many Democrats aggrieved over Biden’s decision to run again and remain in the race until just a few months before the election, leaving Vice President Kamala Harris little time to organize a campaign of her own.

Alan Kessler, a longtime Democratic fundraiser from Philadelphia, said in an interview: “There are plenty of people in the Democratic Party who were obviously very frustrated with how things played out last year, but there are plenty of people who still love Joe Biden.”

At the “appropriate time,” Biden can be an asset to the party by campaigning in selected areas, such as his hometown, Scranton, Pennsylvania, but now isn’t it, Kessler added.

“It’s time to move on with new leadership,” he said.

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Biden has no pangs of regret, a person familiar with his private conversations said. He remains defiant and believes Trump’s victory shows the party did itself no favors by pushing him to drop out of the race, the source said.

One person in particular seems eager to see Biden return to the political stage: Trump. The new president has used his massive following to ensure that Americans don’t soon forget the old one.

Trump has publicly mentioned Biden, Biden family members or the Biden administration an average of seven times a day since the start of his second term, according to an NBC News review of his remarks, interviews and social media posts.

Meanwhile, President Trump is fast at work undoing all the evil Joe Biden brought upon this country:

REPORTER: Do you think you have the power to arrest illegal immigrant criminals and deport them?@POTUS: That's what the law says. You should be asking, 'Did Biden have the authority to open the border and let millions of totally unvetted people into our country?' pic.twitter.com/VnwlLvCGiJ

— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) March 21, 2025

And let’s be honest about one more thing….

Far before Joe Biden could ever think of mounting a comeback, he’ll either be dead or he’ll be buried in so many scandals being uncovered he will WISH he was dead already.

Like this one:

Uh ohhh… you know this autopen scandal is gonna blow up at some point.

“The person that operated the autopen, I guess we should find out who that was, because that was the real president.

You ask me if we have the authority (to deport illegal aliens)? Did Biden have the… pic.twitter.com/B1RKuoZCZa

— MJTruthUltra (@MJTruthUltra) March 21, 2025

Sorry Joe (and Jill) — you ain’t coming back.

Not now, not ever.

You’ll be lucky to avoid the inside of a prison cell.