Biden's Trump paranoia

 Federalist Wire:

The White House can’t hide how bad Biden has been as president. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see it.

And now Biden’s hilarious slip of the tongue has Democrats cringing with embarrassment.

President Joe Biden faced criticism on Thursday for claiming that “nine heads of state” approached him and told him that he just “had to win” the 2024 presidential race.

Noting that the forthcoming election is looking increasingly like a rematch between Biden and his 2020 opponent, former President Donald Trump, Biden claimed that those heads of state had told him that the states of their various democracies will be jeopardized “if the other guy wins.”

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“As I walk out of meetings, a head of state will find an excuse to come up close … and say ‘you’ve got to win,’” Biden said at a recent fundraiser in San Francisco.

“Not because I’m so special. ‘You’ve got to win because my democracy is at stake if the other guy wins.’ Nine heads of state have done that with me,” Biden insisted.

Critics riffed on some of the president’s other recent assertions, such as seeing or speaking with heads of state who died before he took office in 2021.

“[I’m] gonna need to see a list because, no offense, this guy thinks its 1996,” Emily Zanotti posted.
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I doubt there are a bunch of "heads of state" who are that wacky.  But Biden could be that out of it considering he claimed a couple of dead heads of state talked to him about Trump. 

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