During Joe Biden’s campaign stop in Warren, Michigan, the Democrat nominee was suddenly in need of his staff’s assistance, and it was… something else:
‘What?’ Joe Biden’s trusty staff might want to stage an intervention before things get out of control https://t.co/v5UlsQ9rvQ
— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) September 9, 2020
But it didn’t stop there.
Biden then went on to prove why he’s one of the more quotable presidential candidates ever — as long as coherence isn’t a priority:
"What makes his wild claims and hopes…he now hopes we don't notice what he said.–or won't remember. And when he does follow through…or doesn't do…when follow through, the exact opposite." – Joe Biden pic.twitter.com/QcNkaUEAEk
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) September 9, 2020
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Joe Biden gets confused again reading the teleprompterhttps://t.co/5KEA72qsXx pic.twitter.com/DHyPOYNj2T
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) September 9, 2020
A one-word response is the most appropriate:
What? https://t.co/0RbknEm6A2
— Steven Crowder (@scrowder) September 9, 2020
Right?
If any other candidate in history sounded this incoherent they'd be blasted by the media for it. https://t.co/bzHOxnVHmO
— Big Red (@Bigredtalk) September 9, 2020
He read the same prompter line twice and got it wrong the second time
— For All Intents and Porpoises (@daveweiss68) September 9, 2020
does anyone own a biden-to-english dictionary? https://t.co/sotKnd9HRD
— corgitoergosum (@corgitoergosum9) September 9, 2020
The first presidential debate is at the end of the month, and the Biden campaign can’t be encouraged.
