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Joe Biden Is Accused Of Having ‘Dimensia’ In Amusing Election Billboard

By Izza Sofia, 23 Oct 2020

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A billboard ad in Pennsylvania accuses Joe Biden of having “dimensia,” ironically spelling dementia wrongly.

“Biden’s dimensia [sic] is worsening. He is not fit,” reads the message for the visual sporting Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden alongside his running mate Kamala Harris, adding an extra “i” and “s” to the name of the cognitive disorder.

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

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The political attack billboard owned by Penneco Outdoor Advertising has left passersby in stitches, as many have pointed out whoever funded the ad isn’t too sharp either.

“The irony is just hilarious,” Evan Ludy told Newsweek. Ludy shared the image of the billboard on Twitter, captioning it, “[They] absolutely obliterated the word ‘dementia.’”

Fayette County Billboards... absolutely obliterated the word “dementia” pic.twitter.com/THgo9NGo42

— LilLudyVert (@evan_ludy) October 15, 2020




[via New York Post, cover image via Pix_Arena / Shutterstock.com]
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