By The FirstFeeble Joe Biden disintegrated in Nevada this week where he fumbled his lines, stared into space, then jogged off in the middle of an incomprehensible speech after being cut short by his own music.
Biden, who has already served more than 100 days, says he's "gonna make sure you own more and you owe less" in his first 100 days.
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REALITY: Americans have record high debt and record low savings under Biden. pic.twitter.com/YKavFghIfs
BIDEN: "We inherited a pandemic" pic.twitter.com/ucHWur7xna
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BIDEN: "And guess what? Save billions of tons of because of, of pollution, because people, uhwhenuhh, all the studies show, when you get from point A to point B in a train or a vehicle at the same distance you take the train." pic.twitter.com/1yAzSGqTfq
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BIDEN: "I'm told I should shorten this up a little bit" pic.twitter.com/gAiMEP9Ozv
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Biden gets cut off by the music, then wanders around before eventually locating the exit and shuffling away pic.twitter.com/Ri0LnrZQil
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