Biden sees what he wants to see in current polling

 Conservative Brief:

It is beyond time for people to question where President Joe Biden stands mentally as he continues to make himself appear weak and feeble.

On Tuesday, he apparently misunderstood a recent poll that showed the majority of Democrats do not want him to campaign for president again in 2024.

“Mr. President, what’s your message to Democrats who don’t want you to run again?” a reporter said to the president at a White House Congressional Picnic on the South Lawn.

“They want me to run,” the president said.

“Two-thirds say they don’t,” the reporter said.

The president did not like that response as he got a furious look in his eyes and approached the reporter.

“Read the polls. Read the polls, Jack,” he said. “You guys are all the same! That poll showed that 92 percent of Democrats, if I ran, would vote for me.”

Apparently, the president took what he wanted from that poll because he focused only on who Democrats would vote for if their only other choice was former President Donald Trump.

“A majority of Democrats say they don’t want you to run again in 2024,” the reporter said, getting to the actual question he wanted to be answered.

But Biden got defensive and repeated his point again, “92 percent said if I did they’d vote for me.”
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A new poll shows that a whopping 71 percent of voters do not want the 79-year-old making an attempt to be president again in 2024 when he would be 82 years old, Mediaite reported.
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Biden has been a disaster for the country and consequently for the Democrats. I do not think that a majority of Americans will want to make the mistake of keeping such a bad President in office. 

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