Biden Seals His Fate with Gaffes that May Have Been WORSE than the Debate, But Was It Enough for Him to Drop Out?

Members of the Biden regime spent days hyping up what they referred to as a “big boy” press conference, but it turns out the very thing they were so desperately promoting may have actually been the final nail in the coffin for BOTH his presidency and his reelection bid.

Joe – whose nap likely ran a little longer than his handlers expected – showed up to his “big boy” presser more than an hour late and then proceeded to be the Biden we all know and have come to expect, aka gaffe prone.

The old man rambled on nonsensically as he fielded pre-approved questions from the press, one of which led him to refer to Kamala Harris as “Vice President Trump.”

Biden was asked by a reporter at Reuters, “What concerns do you have about Vice President Harris’ ability to beat Donald Trump if she were at the top of the ticket?”

Joe responded, “I wouldn’t have picked Vice President Trump to be vice president if I didn’t think she was not qualified to be president. So, let’s start there.”

Secretary of State Antony Blinken – who helped put Biden in office by coordinating with the intel community to birth the “spies who lie” letter which saw former and current intelligence officers falsely claim that the Hunter Biden laptop was Russian disinformation – was seen looking on in pure disgust as Biden made the mistake.

Biden’s National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan was even more visibly distressed when Biden called Trump his VP, raising his hand to his mouth as the anxiety seemed to take over.

Blinken, Austin and Sullivan the moment Biden said “Vice President Trump”

Antony’s reaction to Joe’s flubs always kill me.

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To make matters worse, this comment came just a few hours after he had earlier introduced Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as “President Putin” before all of NATO in a move that even left Zelensky surprised.

But Biden wasn’t just confused by names during this press conference,

At one point he also suggested that he’s not even the one in charge by saying that he follows advice from his “Commander-in-Chief”  and if this comment had been a one-off then we could just chalk it up to a casual slip-up but it’s definitely not that.

Joe has recently claimed to be a black female Vice President serving a Black president. Is he implying that Barack Obama is the one who is ACTUALLY still in charge?

Hell, even Vice President Kamala Harris has almost slipped up a couple of times while introducing Biden, calling him “vice president” and the Democrats are CERTAINLY not letting her be the puppet master…

The press conference was another one of those monumentally awful performances that we have come to expect out of Joe Biden and could serve as the final blow to a campaign that has CLEARLY lost any momentum.

It was so bad in fact that Democrats have moved the needle now for Biden. Some who called for Biden not to drop out of the election have kicked things up a notch, now insisting that he needs to RESIGN as president—they don’t think he can handle things for the next six months.

But much to the ire of the DNC, Biden is desperately clinging on to the presidency and once again reaffirmed that he’s determined to stay in the race to finish the job.

Joe insists that he’s the best candidate that Democrats have to offer, adding that there is still more of America left to destroy, “We have more to do… We’ve got to finish the job!”

But the truth is the writing is on the wall for the old man. Democrats want him out as soon as possible.

The problem for them is getting him out. There is very little they can do legally to force him out and get someone else to be there candidate. If Joe doesn’t resign on his own, Democrats are stuck with him.

This is great news for voters who want to see Donald Trump take back the White House. Trump is now almost certain to win in November. Remember that next time anyone asks you if you want Joe Biden to be the Democratic nominee. (Hint: Yes, you do.)