Joe Biden gave another example Friday evening of why he almost certainly would not have survived another term in office.
As the Hill reported, the so-called ‘president’ surprisingly took a variety of questions from reporters following a press conference where he spread lies about the jobs report released earlier in the day. There was previously a question whether he would hold such a gathering before his term in office expired.
But the press conference quickly went south after a reporter asked Biden a simple question regarding any regrets he had about running for another term.
“Mr. President, do you regret your decision to run for re-election?” a reporter queried. “Do you think that made it easier for your predecessor to become your successor?”
What Biden said next would make one wonder whether he just woke up from a 2-month-old coma, including missing Trump’s landslide victory over Kamala Harris.
“I don’t think so,” he replied. “I could have beaten Trump, would have beaten Trump and I think that Kamala could have beaten Trump, would have beaten Trump.”
Yes, Biden really said this.
WATCH:
Joe Biden has completely lost his mind.
He just said Kamala Harris could’ve & would’ve beaten Trump.
I guess no one has informed him that Trump demolished Kamala. The good news is that in 10 days, this sham will be over.
pic.twitter.com/47F7K28eVs— George (@BehizyTweets) January 10, 2025
Biden went on to say that he “thought it was important to unify the party” and called it the “greatest honor of his life” to be ‘President’ of the United States.
Of course, he neglected to mention the coup orchestrated by prominent Democratic leaders including Barack Obama, Chuck Schumer, and Nancy Pelosi that ultimately forced him to drop out of the race.
Just ten more days of this nonsense until a real leader takes over.
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