Rob Maness WATCH: Biden Tell 56% Of Voters NOT To Vote For Him

At this point in the campaign trail, it is astonishing that Joe Biden’s handlers allow him to speak. It doesn’t matter what his wife does, or how many teleprompters they use, Biden will always stumble off-script and profess some false claim. Recently, the presidential nominee thought it was a good idea to verbally attack the 56% of voters who claim they are better off now than they were four years ago.

In true Biden fashion, the clip below shows the Democrat standing there blankly as if his handlers haven’t even turned him on yet. Finally, the reporter chimes in, hitting Biden with some cold hard facts, “Gallup reported last week 56% of Americans said they were better off today than they were four years ago—would’ve been under the Obama-Biden administration. So why should people who feel they are better off today, under the Trump administration, vote for you?”

That’s right. Without skipping a beat, Biden springs to life and replies, “Well, if they think that, they probably shouldn’t. They think 54% of the American people are better off economically today than they were under our administration? Well, their memory is not very good, quite frankly”.

It might be hard to grasp, but in the world of politics, polls are everything. They give the candidate a pulse for how the American people are feeling. What they need the most. Well, what Biden believes they need most is four more years of Trump. That is what he is saying when telling 56% of voters they shouldn’t vote for him.

While some within his compound are calling this a simple blunder, others are claiming this could be a cry for help from the once VP. It’s clear something is not right with Joe Biden. Over the past couple of months, his health and memory have all but fluttered away as the Democrat has made some outlandish claims. Just last week, Biden claimed to have gone to an All-Black Church when he was a teenager. When reporters reached out to members of the church, they had no recollection of ever seeing or meeting a young Joe Biden.

This piece was written by Jeremy Porter on October 15, 2020. It originally appeared in DrewBerquist.com ^[1] and is used by permission.