During his virtual town hall on Friday evening, Joe Biden struggled to determine when he would become President if elected.
The incident took place as Biden was taking a question from a voter in his first virtual town hall that media sources have labled as a “nightmare” spelled by “technical trouble”.
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“I can get it done and I can get it done quickly and people would be covered,” Biden is seen saying in a video that has since gone viral.
“But, even I can’t do that for another two year, another year between now and November, or actually January.”
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Joe Biden has no idea when he would be president:
"But even I can't do that for another two year, another year, between now and November. Or actually January." pic.twitter.com/UO1EbpElRe
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) March 14, 2020
Biden has been plagued by several gaffes throughout his campaign, many of them dealing with time-related subjects.
On the Monday before Super Tuesday, Biden was on the verge of telling his rally crowd, “Tomorrow is Super Thursday” before correcting himself. While on other occasions, he struggled to name the rough time frame that historical events occurred, such as the assassinations of Robert Kennedy & Martin Luther King and when Georgetown, DE was founded. Videos Below
Here are some moments when Biden struggled with the concept of time:
This is a pattern:
Earlier this month, on a Monday, Joe Biden said, “Tomorrow is Super Thursday.”pic.twitter.com/0lWGlNE6kq
— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) March 14, 2020
Last month, Biden said Georgetown, DE was founded in the 1600s when it was actually founded in 1791.pic.twitter.com/lWVOaynOcn
— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) March 14, 2020
Also last month, Joe Biden confused the 2010 midterms with the 2016 election: “the reason why we lost the Congress in 2016 was because of Obamacare”pic.twitter.com/jjCw5Jv51l
— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) March 14, 2020
Last September, Joe Biden forgot that Obama, not Bush, was “the last president.”pic.twitter.com/2eQhB6tNP8
— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) March 14, 2020
Last August, falsely said that RFK, MLK were “assassinated in the ‘70’s, late 70” when both men were assassinated in 1968. pic.twitter.com/7sshfFGwqV
— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) March 14, 2020