New South Carolina poll is a disaster for Joe Biden

[The Purge]

Looks like Bolshevik Bernie is headed to RUN THE TABLE on the DNC....They better change rules again!!!!!...They would be considered laughing stocks IF this election wasn't for the SOUL OF AMERICA....Right, Comrades!!!!

Joe "World's Dumbest Politician and sexual Abuser"Biden may have just received the worst news of his campaign, as a new poll shows his support in his firewall state of South Carolina collapsing along with his once dominant support among black voters, with Sen. Berine Sanders and Tom Steyer closing the gap.

While the poll shows Biden still in the lead, he's at just 25%, with Sanders at 20%, and Steyer (who has carpet bombed the state with TV ads) at 18%. Biden once led in the poll by as high as 31 points.

(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonexaminer.com ...

Hurry Joe, offer the V.P. slot to Doomberg, he just might go for it, and he thinks he can outlive you!!!....Even though he is 8 months older!!!!....ROTFLMFAO

 

[Illya. K. Makrus]

No, Biden is the disaster, not the poll!

 

[Zorro!]

Biden issues new campaign ad saying “We don’t feel no ways tired:”

Joe Biden’s apparent penchant for pandering to minority voters as a political tactic is insulting, and some of his remarks while campaigning in the South are “disgusting,” according to National Review Online’s Deroy Murdock.

On “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” the host played a clip of Biden’s latest campaign ad, which is running in South Carolina. The former Vice President adopts a slight southern drawl and borrows a famous gospel lyric from the Rev. James Cleveland.

“We don’t feel no ways tired — We’ve come too far from where we started from. Nobody told us the road would be easy,” Biden says over a montage of images and video clips, before closing the ad by saying: “Let’s take back this country now.”​

Murdock focused on Biden’s comments and ones he has made in the past, saying that black voters will not receive the statements as the ex-vice president intends.

“I’m fascinated by this idea that when Democrats run to the south they have to adopt southern accents,” he said, adding that Hillary Clinton has done the same thing.​

Murdock then recalled what he considered an especially “disgusting” comment by Biden when the then-vice president was stumping for President Obama’s reelection in 2012. At a speech in Danville, Va., Biden claimed to an audience that included many African-Americans that if Mitt Romney and the Republicans won the election, they would “put y’all back in chains” by loosening restrictions on financial institutions.

“It’s like outtakes from ‘Gone With the Wind’ — very odd, very inappropriate and very stupid,” said Murdock.​

Indeed it is; and as Murdock alluded to above, Hillary didn’t feel no ways tired in 2007 either, as this classic Hot Air “Vent” clip from back then featuring Bryan Preston and Michelle Malkin reminds us:

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