'He’s like a used car salesman': Rep Ronny Jackson trolled for calling Joe Biden 'the most corrupt president in history'

Republican Ronny Jackson was trolled for alleging that Joe Biden has sold out the entire country to make himself and his family 'filthy rich'
Republican Ronny Jackson took to social media and stated that President Joe Biden was the most corrupt president in US history (@repronnyjackson/Instagram, @joebiden/Instagram)
Republican Ronny Jackson took to social media and stated that President Joe Biden was the most corrupt president in US history (@repronnyjackson/Instagram, @joebiden/Instagram)

AMARILLO, TEXAS: Texas Republican congressman Ronny Lynn Jackson took to X (formerly Twitter) on Monday, December 11, to admonish US President Joe Biden stating that he is the most corrupt president in the history of the United States.



 

The Representative for Texas's 13th congressional district also alleged in his post that Biden has sold out the entire country to make himself and his family “filthy rich.”

The former White House physician for Presidents Obama and Trump called Joe Biden a “criminal” in his tweet and cautioned his followers that they can’t afford to have him in the White House any longer.

What did Ronny Jackson say about President Biden in the past?

Rep Ronny Jackson has appeared on Fox News Channel and consistently criticized President Joe Biden for seeking re-election at his present age.

The retired United States Navy rear admiral turned politician expressed concern about Biden's physical health and mental acumen as the president turned 81 last month.


 
 
 
 
 
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Appearing on ‘FOX & Friends’ Jackson said, "I've been saying for quite some time now, when he was candidate Joe Biden, that I didn't think that he had the cognitive ability to do the job."

"He's got these people that surround him that are inappropriately encouraging him to continue to run because it builds up who they are and what they do. But our border, our wars overseas, our economy, you know, it's just a disaster right now. And he just can't do the job. And it's just on display every day that he's not capable of doing this job anymore," the congressman noted.

In June of this year, Rep. Jackson came on Fox’s ‘Hannity’ to caution American citizens of their voting choices given the frail physical condition the current US president happens to be in.

"I don't wanna sound like a broken record, but I'm just going to say it again: This man's not fit mentally or physically to be our president, and it's a bad situation for us," Jackson said.

He continued, "Part of the job of the President of the United States is to inspire confidence and project power, and he's not doing that. He can't do that, he's too old to do that, and I think it's a shame."


 
 
 
 
 
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"I think his lack of physical ability and his physical decline is now starting to highlight the cognitive decline that we've been watching for so long now," the former White House physician explained and added, "It's a package that just doesn't sell around the world, and it's becoming a national security issue for us we have to do something about."

Rep. Jackson continued, "To think that this man thinks he can be president at the age of 86 when he's 80 right now (and) could be in office for another six years is just malpractice on part of the White House in the West Wing to allow this to be happening, for him to even be talking about running for another term."


 
 
 
 
 
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"Somebody needs to be held accountable. People like Jill Biden and people that surround him and are supposed to love him and care about him, they should be doing something about this, and they should be stopping this because it's a shame," the congressman added.

The Texas congressman has shown his full support behind former President Donald Trump for the upcoming US general elections in 2024.

Internet urges Rep Ronny Jackson to stop whining about Biden

People on X are fed up with the former White House physician turned-Republican congressman for trying to incite pandemonium over President Joe Biden’s health and his alleged crimes in the lead-up to the 2024 US general elections.

One user said, "I see that the first bottle of Jack Daniels is done."



 

“He’s like a used car salesman," another declared.



 

Another user stated: "I’m still waiting to hear the crimes they keep accusing him of. Biden Crime Family! Corrupt! Impeach now! Like, over what, exactly? I’m really serious and would truly appreciate knowing the crimes. Anyone else?"



 

"Ha! Donald Trump’s son in law got $2B from the Saudis. Trump testified that Saudis would pay whatever he wanted for Mar a Lago. LIV, the Saudi golf league, pays Trump for playing on his golf courses in the US. So, Let’s talk about who sold out the country," a user remarked.



 

One user tweeted, "You think it’s a parody until you see that it’s just another drug induced rant from the quack who said Trump could live to be 200."



 

"Replace “Joe Biden” with “Donald Trump” and you’re 100% right," another X user quipped.



 

Another user wrote, "Literally every one of their accusations is a confession"



 

One user stated, "As a white male in America you have all the advantages in the world. But someone like Ronny Jackson chooses to lie and cheat his way through life. If you can’t beat your opponents w/fair play, work harder. Disparaging others so you can look better is not the true American way."



 

A user tweeted on X, "Ronny sounds even more desperate than usual."



 

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