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Nobody wants to think about Joe Biden or Anthony Fauci anymore, lest he risk being retraumatized and suffer neck-breaking convulsions. But if we never want to experience anything like them again, it’s worth looking at the reasons both of them are relevant again this week.

Nearly three hours of audio recordings of former President Biden talking to a ghostwriter in 2017 were released to the public on Monday and, as everyone expected, listening to them feels like witnessing a nursing home patient tell the nurse about her date last night with Elvis. Biden strains and labors through story after story, recounting events from throughout his political career, which, as is always the case with Biden, may or may not have actually happened. He loses his train of thought, and his stories often go nowhere or bleed into one another with no discernible transition. To listen is to feel intensely sorry for the ghostwriter.

Just as important, Biden appears to admit multiple times that he was in........

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