Joe Biden Creepily Nibbles On Terrified Toddler's Clothing

Joe Biden, the most powerful person on earth, is at it again.

And he's been on quite the run over just the past few days.

Biden's been on an official visit to Europe, and he's taken the opportunity to run the gamut of his routinely inexplicable behavior.

On one hand, he incorrectly referred to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as "Vladimir."

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On the other hand, he's also chosen to engage in one of favorite past times; terrifying little children.

Biden was caught on camera creepily nibbling a child's clothing as she tried to wriggle away from him.

This is just one of many, many examples of absurd behavior where he makes nearby individuals extremely, visibly uncomfortable.

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How is it possible that no one has told him to stop doing these unbelievably creepy things?

Joe Biden's Behavior Continues To Deteriorate

If this were an isolated incident, it'd be bad enough.

But this is a repetitive, disturbing pattern. Biden has a history of making children uncomfortable with extreme, overt displays of affection.

Meanwhile, he refuses to acknowledge his own granddaughter in Arkansas. An inexcusable embarrassment so large that even the New York Times called him out for it.

As conservative commentator Greg Price noted, it's like he's "now confusing babies with ice cream cones."

Caleb Hull added "This has got to be Biden's creepiest moment yet with a child." "All Biden has to do is not do this and he can't," he added.

But Biden is seemingly incapable of behaving normally around children. Even increasingly around adults.

If Donald Trump had done this while he were president, legacy media outlets would have made it front page news. But because they view their role as making excuses for Biden's rapidly declining mental state, it'll be studiously ignored.

But that poor girl in Finland couldn't ignore it. And neither can we.

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Ian Miller is a former award watching high school actor, author, and long suffering Dodgers fan. He spends most of his time golfing, traveling, reading about World War I history, and trying to get the remote back from his dog. Follow him on Twitter @ianmSC