Biden Says “I Get Instructions From My Wife” During Remarks In Wisconsin (Video)

During an event in Wisconsin today, President Joe Biden started his remarks by saying, “I get instructions from my wife, who is a school teacher, she said make sure you say hello to the Mayor.'”

While the Biden administration has attempted to reassure the American people that Joe Biden is perfectly capable of serving another term in office, the Commander in Chief continues to demonstrate his need for assistance during seemingly routine tasks, such as greeting the mayor of the town he is visiting.

Watch the clip of Joe below…

Biden opens his speech in Wisconsin: "I get instructions from my wife" pic.twitter.com/JOAokoeJpW

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Many users on social media have pointed out that Jill Biden appears to be one of the more prominent figures propping Joe Biden up as a fully functioning adult, constantly being seen guiding him on and off stage and leading him around events.

Heading into the 2024 Presidential election, it will be interesting to see how the Biden Administration plans on handling campaign events, such as debates, with Joe Biden continuing to have issues with public events.

It is possible that the Biden Administration will attempt to bypass the debates, much like Biden did in 2020. However,having faced significant scrutiny for their decision-making during this term, it is not safe to assume that the Biden Administration will receive the same benefit of the doubt they received in 2020.

With such little support for the Biden Administration just several months before a Presidential election, it will take a miracle for Joe Biden to be seen as the best choice for the American people, as they have witnessed the country spiral out of control under Biden’s leadership. While several new wars have started around the world, the American economy continues to crumble, leaving Americans struggling with increased prices on everyday goods. Biden continues to preach that all is well and that “democracy is on the ballot.”