Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden told a non-citizen he “might be able” to run for the office of POTUS during a town hall campaign event in Council Bluffs, Iowa this week.
Biden told a non-citizen at the campaign event: “I think you could beat him.”
The non-citizen replied: “I don’t think I could, I’m not an American citizen.”
Biden responded with a very odd comment that the non-citizen “might be able” beat Trump: “Well, you might be able to, who knows.”
Biden to non-U.S. citizen: you “might be able” to run for president “who knows”https://t.co/2huZ1qX5bV pic.twitter.com/Kxi4rfPaFi
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At the same event, an Iowa voter confronted former Vice President Joe Biden about the strong Trump economy, telling him to “accept the good.”
The voter started out by trying to give advice to Biden on when he debates Trump:
“There’s only one way you can win this. When you’re on the stage with Donald Trump, you’re going to say, ‘Donald, you have done some good things, I’m going to take what’s good that you did, I’m going to add to it, and I’m going to do it with dignity.’ Not everything that the other side does is bad. Not everything about the Democrat ideas are good. There’s good in both.”
Biden replied: “You gotta give me a couple of the good things.”
The voter replied: “The good things: the unemployment is good now.”
Biden then lied when he said wages are down: “Yeah, unemployment is good but wages are down.” (see below)
The voter pleads with Biden to accept the good: “Come on, accept the, good. You said there is no good on the other side?”
Biden got defensive: “I didn’t say that.”
The voter pressed Biden: “Name one thing that’s good from the other side.”
Biden stared and mumbled. When a handler tried to get him away from the voter, he said: “I can’t think of anything off the top of my head.”
That handler deserves a raise.
Biden is wrong on wages. They are going up, up, up!
