If a single quality allowed Biden to float to the top of the DC swamp, it is that nothing is beneath him. Displaying the same unseemly enthusiasm as when he gropes underage girls, Biden embraces outrages that even other seasoned politicians would shy away from in shame. He rarely interacts directly with the public anymore, but his mentality is aptly conveyed by his chief spokesmoonbat, Jen Psaki.

The Blaze reports on a deal involving Merck and Johnson & Johnson to get everyone vaccinated:

“We are now on track to have enough vaccine supply for every adult in America by the end of May,” Biden said. “When we came into office, the prior administration had contracted not nearly enough vaccine to cover adults in America”

“We rectified that,” Biden claimed.

Had he any honor, he would have tipped his hat to his predecessor for a job well done in lining this up. Instead, Biden characteristically hogged for himself credit that belongs to Trump.

This was too much even for the liberal media.

New York Times White House correspondent Michael Shear asked Psaki how the Biden administration can take credit for the deal when, in fact, the New York Times reported about the deal in January.

Psaki’s response was the usual condescending double-talk.

On a tip from Varla.

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