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ABC News' Matthew Dowd says it's a 'net plus' for Joe Biden to do things like verbally attack factory workers for 2nd Amendment concerns

As we told you yesterday, Joe Biden lost it on an auto worker in Detroit who expressed concern about the likely Democrat presidential nominee’s position on guns:

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A member of the Biden campaign said that Joe’s meltdown was proof that the candidate is holding to his “no malarkey” promise, and ABC News’ Matthew Dowd said such behavior isn’t a negative:

We think Neera Tanden might agree with that.

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Weird how that works, right?

They’re from the media and they’re here to help (Democrats).

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