“I am big. It’s the pictures that got small.”

Norma Desmond, Sunset Boulevard

After warning that ‘Deepfakes’ would be the end of ‘democracy’, we live in a world where AI can generate photos and videos, and we still have elections more or less. Now that some videos of Biden appearing to be confused or out-of-it at events went viral, Democrats and their media have taken to warning of ‘Cheapfakes’.

Does Biden seem like he’s looking the wrong way at European events? Is he being led off stage by Obama or a giant bunny (this one happened)? Those are just ‘cheapfakes’ which means videos taken out of context.

I won’t bother litigating every single incident. Some may be open to interpretation. What isn’t open to interpretation is that there’s a preponderance of them.

And that the Democrat media has spent quite a few years insisting that we weren’t seeing what we were seeing.

Take a look at that man above… does he seem fully compos mentis?

How often has Biden spouted random gibberish or made random remarks on camera? We’ve heard all the excuses about stuttering, they don’t cover it.

Might there be some incidents being taken out of context on social media? Sure. Social media is a clickbait farm on the best of days. But the problem is that there’s a pattern and pretending that it doesn’t exist won’t work. Democrats I’ve spoken to are more likely than me to mention that Biden appears senile or out of it. And that’s not because they read the New York Post.

It’s easier to try and gaslight the public about Biden’s mental state than it is about the economy, but neither one has been working out.

The public may not always spot a fake, but it can spot a failing human being.

‘Cheapfakes’ is a cheap effort to fool the public into believing that it’s not seeing what it’s seeing. Whom are you going to believe, the media or your lying eyes?