Democrat President Joe Biden appeared to go off-script as he launched into a confusing rant during a speech in South Carolina.
Biden traveled to the state to deliver remarks at a political event at South Carolina’s First in the Nation Dinner in Columbia.
Democrats previously voted to remove Iowa as its first voting state.
Instead, they replaced it with South Carolina.
According to Reuters, the switch was due to Iowa being too white.
On Saturday, Biden delivered remarks at the South Carolina State Fairgrounds in Columbia.
However, his address turned into incoherent yelling about President Donald Trump.
Biden appeared to completely abandon the script provided by his handlers and started unloading angry and confusing statements.
Biden, who appeared visibly confused, suddenly became angry and began screaming out of nowhere.
The president repeated the false “suckers and losers” smear against Trump.
He continued to grow increasingly angry as he yelled about the story, despite it being widely debunked.
Trump never called veterans “suckers and losers.”
However, Biden often repeats the hoax and the media carries the water for him.
The confusing outbursts from Biden have raised yet more questions about his fitness for office.
WATCH:
A VERY confused Joe Biden starts absolutely SCREAMING as he recounts the recycled "suckers and losers" hoax — slurring the entire way.
The man is NOT well. 😳 pic.twitter.com/4c7QRL5sr7
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 28, 2024
Biden is unable to form a coherent sentence.
This is just pathetic and embarrassing. pic.twitter.com/kFXLRj5Xhl
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 28, 2024
After yelling about Trump, Biden appeared to suffer a complete brain freeze.
“Folks, if I were smart, I’d say thank you and leave,” he said after a long and awkward pause.
WATCH:
BIDEN (brain malfunction): "Folks, if I were smart, I'd say thank you and leave" pic.twitter.com/irXL9fj1mN
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 28, 2024
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