Joe Biden: It's Above My Pay Grade To Talk To People About Coronavirus

"Joe Biden on Friday criticized President Trump over his administration’s response to the novel coronavirus, blaming him for the country’s testing shortage and accusing him of a lack of transparency.

“In times of crisis, the American people deserve a president who tells them the truth and takes responsibility. Unfortunately, President Trump has not been that president,” Biden told reporters on a 30-minute conference call that began shortly after Trump left the lectern in the White House briefing room.

“He is falsely telling us he’s taking action he has not taken, promising results he’s not delivering and announcing actions that he has not even ordered,” Biden said, adding that “the president has been behind the curve throughout this whole response.”*

Hosts: Ana Kasparian, John Iadarola

Cast: Ana Kasparian, John Iadarola

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[coosoorlog]

it's above Biden's pay grade to run for president

[LeftIsBest]

Bernie has been holding regular updates and round tables with the experts on his YouTube channel. That's what a REAL PRESIDENT does. ✊

[adambrosemann]

Biden: Trump's Coronavirus response is terrible!

MSM: What is your plan to combat Coronavirus?

Biden:

[evanpage]

Trump: It's below my pay grade to deal with Coronavirus
Biden: It's above my pay grade to deal with Coronavirus
Bernie: *shrinks himself down to enter people's bodies to beat up the virus*

[lombardo]

🤦‍♂️...Ignore people in a crisis and you want to be President ? 🤦‍♂️

[DaveLH]

"These fireside chats sound like a great idea, but speaking to people on this newfangled radio thingy is above my pay grade."
-- NOT said by FDR, ever

[robinvik]

Pineapple on pizza is actually very good. The only reason you are against it is because you haven't tried it, and let your preconceived notions get the better of you.

[keirfarnum]

He’s still a damn Senator! Bernie is actually engaging on this issue. Biden needs to drop out; he’s no leader.

[kinobiquinn]

If he did win, that would be two President's in a row that didn't think they would get the job, and didnt really want it. AWESOME.

[koolkitties]

Maybe he has it and that's why he has disappeared. Thankfully, Bernie is out there, being presidential.

[xchaosbladerxop]

If I walk into a job interview and was asked on how I would make decision that I would have full control over and my response was "that's above my pay grade" I would not get the job and I'd be laughed out the room, always a vice president never a president

[looperloop]

Where is Joe Biden? *tumbleweed rolls by*

[dirtysanchez]

Bernie had a lot to say about this virus and our broken down healthcare system, but Biden is old school politics and likes the status quo

[renedominguez]

His staff is keeping him under wraps so he doesn't stick his foot in his mouth!

[aztropanda]

As always people choose the candidate that will never ever work or make things better for the American people. Don't cry when Biden does nothing to help you or make any changes for the better.

[davidcanatella]

Bank executives who appointed him as the controlled opposition to Trump haven't given him permission to speak, which from their view makes sense.

[armedalonedepressed]

Don't forget to vote for Trump in November and for Pence 2024.

[auagfinder]

Quote from Hidin’ Biden: if you don’t like me, then vote for the other guy.

[jamiecinder]

Oh my god....
The attack ads are going to write themselves.
This... THIS is who the DNC thought was most electable?

[Furiends]

What is significant here is that Bernie can use his prestige as a presidential candidate to spread awareness and coordinated efforts related to the pandemic. Yet all the media cares about right now is "when will you drop out? when will you drop out?!"