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Election Billboard Claiming Biden Is Mentally Unfit Spells Dementia Wrong

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Published on: 23rd October 2020 at 8:31 AM
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The US presidential election has lurched from one calamity to the next, but a new billboard in Pennsylvania could well be the perfect metaphor for it all.

The ad features Democrat presidential nominee Joe Biden and his running mate, Kamala Harris.

“Biden’s dimensia is worsening. He is not fit,” the billboard declares, irconically spelling dementia wrong.

It also describes Harris as “Phony Kamala” and Biden as “Sleepy Joe”.

The billboard’s owned by outdoor firm Penneco Outdoor Advertising, however, it’s unclear who’s funded the ad.

Reports on CNN show Biden well ahead in the state of Pennsylvania, with 53 per cent of the expected vote to Trump’s 43 per cent.

 

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