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Biden’s Upcoming Memoir Draws Mockery

Former President Joe Biden is writing his memoir — "Promise Me, America” — which has been mocked by critics who question his ability to write a book.

Sandra RhodesJul 15, 20263 min read

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Former President Joe Biden is working on his upcoming Memoir and instead of excitement, it drew mockery from critics.

Questions about his health, age and use of an autopen during his presidency are being revisited.

"This guy couldn't even sign his own name. He's not writing books. LMAO," former Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt posted on X.

"Politicians write books to launder money. Nobody wants to read this, but the corrupt NGOs he provided for as President will buy up 100K copies and burn 'em to hold up their end of the bribes,’" he added.

https://x.com/spencerpratt/status/2077374853976391779?s=20

Biden's Memoir, "Promise Me, America," will include details about his presidency and reveal the "deeply agonizing calculation" behind his decision to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race, according to a press release announcing the book.

The Memoir is set to come out on Nov. 17, about two weeks after the midterms.

Biden announced the book in a video posted on X Wednesday.

He said he has been receiving treatment for his cancer diagnosis and that it has been going "really well."

"It's about the challenges we face as a nation and about the decisions I made and why I made them, leading the country through co rebuilding our economy and restoring our democracy after the attack on January 6th, ending our nation's longest war in Afghanistan, strengthening NATO and supporting Ukraine," Biden said.

Watch:

https://x.com/JoeBiden/status/2077350082702123105?s=20

Social media users quicky pounced on Biden’s announcement.

"The first lie of Joe Biden’s book launch: ‘I’ve written a book,’" wrote conservative communicator Steve Guest.

https://x.com/SteveGuest/status/2077373943107772664?s=20

The Brand Brief’s Nathan Brand weighed in with, "Could you imagine if this guy was halfway through his second term. it’s still insane to me that so many people lied about this man’s health to hold onto power," wrote The Brand Brief’s Nathan Brand on X.

https://x.com/nathanbrand/status/2077360810259526139?s=20

"Joe Biden couldn’t sign his own pardons. Now he’s ‘written’ a book, which Democrats forced him to release after the midterms so he wouldn’t be in the news to remind people how bad he was," wrote Outkick founder Clay Travis. "Who in the world is buying this book?"

https://x.com/ClayTravis/status/2077381842517316057?s=20

"Auto pen," Republican candidate for Congress in Florida Mark Kaye wrote.

https://x.com/markkayeshow/status/2077375502201843971?s=20

Others responded to the video announcement with the photo in the Presidential Walk of Fame that shows an image of an Autopen marking Biden’s name.

President Donald Trump replaced Biden’s portrait with the device.

Trump has criticized Biden’s use of the Autopen and has claimed Biden didn’t know what documents he was signing and that thousands of pardons were void.