'Hope I made you proud out there': Biden sends out post-debate email hours BEFORE event even starts

"We need leadership. We need to be ready on day one to get the country back on track and clean up Donald Trump’s mess." 

Yeah, the DOW is way too high...right Joe? Oh, and when did Baghdadi come back to life? The unemployment rate will be better under a Biden administration I'm sure. Bet you would have better relations with China than Trump has... since your son needs to make a buck.  

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Seriously out of 375 million Americans he is the most qualified to become POTUS?

Ailes said it best...

An excerpt from an article about the debate last night:

https://www.newsday.com/news/nation/democratic-debate-takeaways-1.38765522

Fordham University associate professor of political science Christina Greer said Biden struggled to “answer a question directly” and appeared not to “think clearly or succinctly.”

Kapolczynski said that in the first half in particular, “Biden couldn’t seem to get a complete sentence out.”

The former vice president struggled with his wording in a discussion on and condemnation of violence against women. 

“We have to just change the culture, period, and keep punching at it and punching at it and punching at it,” he said, then adding when there was nervous laughter from the crowd, “No, I really mean it.”

Punch at it? Great choice of words Joe.

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ATLANTA — Joe Biden asked supporters, whether he made them proud during Wednesday night's debate before the former vice president had even walked out on stage to face nine rival 2020 Democrats.

"I’m leaving the fifth Democratic debate now. I hope I made you proud out there and I hope I made it clear to the world why our campaign is so important," he wrote in a fundraising email Wednesday afternoon.

In the note, Biden, who celebrates his 77th birthday on Wednesday, as well as the existence of a new grandchild, took a jab at Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, his rival for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, in a line of attack he has used on the trail.

"We need leadership. We need to be ready on day one to get the country back on track and clean up Donald Trump’s mess. But we need more than plans," the 36-year Delaware senator wrote, referring to his fellow front-runner's mantra, "I've got a plan for that."

"We need the grit and the resolve to get things done," Biden wrote. "We need to reach across the aisle and demand that our leaders do what’s right. That we provide access to affordable health care. That we protect our planet. That we lead on the global stage again."

The email's sentiments were echoed in a pre-debate briefing campaign aides held with reporters.

'Hope I made you proud out there': Biden sends out post-debate email hours BEFORE event even starts