Mark Levine says Joe Biden should be in 'memory care home' after another gaffe, Internet agrees

'Biden should be in a memory care home for crying out loud. Not president of the United States,' the 'Mark Levin Show' host said
Mark Levin slams Joe Biden for looking confused during wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington Cemetery on Saturday (@foxnews/YouTube, @potus/Instagram)
Mark Levin slams Joe Biden for looking confused during wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington Cemetery on Saturday (@foxnews/YouTube, @potus/Instagram)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: ‘The Mark Levin Show’ host recently took a brutal jab at President Joe Biden for looking confused during a wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington Cemetery on Saturday, saying he should be in a ‘memory care home.’

Levin reportedly took to X (formerly Twitter) to mock Biden and wrote, “Biden should be in a memory care home for crying out loud. Not president of the United States.”

The anchor also presented an article from Aol which showcased how Biden was seen confused at the ceremony.

Apparently, the internet supported Levin’s brutal remarks against Biden as several X users slammed POTUS.



 

Mark Levin slams Joe Biden, says he should be in ‘memory care home’

Fox News’ host Mark Levin blasted Joe Biden after the president sought assistance from an honor guard after displaying confusion during a wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington Cemetery.

Following the placement of the wreath, the 80-year-old president took a few steps to his right but turned back toward the wreath. The white-gloved guard directed him back to the proper spot next to Kamala Harris, the vice president.

The incident at Arlington Cemetery was the most recent in a series of stumbles and gaffes, amplifying doubts among voters about whether Biden should pursue a second term in the White House.

According to CNN polling in early November, only 25 percent of US voters believe Mr Biden possesses the mental sharpness and stamina for a second term, in contrast to 53 percent for Donald Trump.

In a separate event earlier in November, the president, attempting to exude confidence, jogged toward a podium in Philadelphia but stumbled while ascending the stairs.

Biden attempted to downplay the incident by theatrically grabbing the railings.



 

Internet backs Mark Levin on his remarks against Joe Biden

After Mark Levin mocked Joe Biden on his recent gaffes, the internet agreed with the host as many people also took a jab at the president.

One person wrote, “What's really sad is Biden has done this ceremony dozens of times before,” and another said, “He should be tried for his crimes and locked away.”



 



 

A person simply slammed Biden adding, “Sir, remember he probably rehearsed this multiple times.”



 

One wrote, “Escaped nursing home and now showed up here!”



 

Another called out Biden adding, “That Man is truly the darkest saddest time in our history… The consequences of getting away with a stolen election,” and one said, “As the owner of a care home, I can honestly say I have residents in better shape than him.”



 



 

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