Biden, “The world is not a patch in our jeans”

Speaking about such an important issue, Biden assured the Americans that everything would be fine for them, also referring to the alleged words of his “old neighbor”.

“Our best days are ahead. And I say that from the bottom of my heart. I’ve been doing this for a long time guys. Our best days are ahead. I’m not behind. I’ve said for a long time — that’s what I mean — that I’ve never been as optimistic about America’s prospects as I am today. Never. Never. I have traveled to over 140 countries around the world. To paraphrase my old neighbor’s words: the rest of the world – the world – is not “a patch on our jeans”. If we do what we want and should do,” Biden said.

This reasoning of his caused bewilderment among users of the social network: they tried to understand what the president wanted to convey to them. “Today is what Joe Biden said,” joked RedState columnist Buzz Patterson. “Was there a lot of lead paint in that area?” asked Washington Examiner columnist Beckett Adams, hinting at its toxic effects. “It makes sense if you have a mess on your mind,” said Abigail Marone, a spokeswoman for Republican Sen. Josh Hawley.

The Fox News writers recalled that Joe Biden regularly doles out nonsense and gets into awkward situations during public speaking. For example, in July, he even announced that he has cancer. Later, the White House representatives explained that the president meant that he had suffered from this disease in the past. The oddities in the behavior of the American leader are often associated with his advanced age: last year Biden turned 80. At the same time, he has previously announced his intention to run for a second term: the election of the next US president is scheduled for 2024.