Biden blunders into a dementia trap

 Daily Mail:

Ron DeSantis on Friday mocked Joe Biden for saying 'governor who?' when asked about Florida's no-mask policy and said he 'wasn't surprised' the president 'doesn't remember me'.

'Well I guess I’m not surprised that Biden doesn’t remember me. I guess the question is what else has he forgotten?' DeSantis said at a press conference in Tampa.

The Florida Republican and the White House have been in war of words since he announced he was banning mask mandates in schools.

It also came just hours after Biden said 350 million Americans had been vaccinated - more than the entire population. 

DeSantis then listed what Biden had 'forgotten' in including the southern border, the Cuba crisis and the 'constitution itself'.   

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Whoever fed Biden that line about "Governor who" helped him into the dementia trap.  Biden's chances in a back and forth with DeSantis look nil at this point. 

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