Biden Already Assuming Victory and Starts Doing This WAY TOO Prematurely

During one of Biden's many internet appearances, he made a fool of himself once again. I swear, every time he gets in front of a camera he has to do or say something stupid just to remind us why we should not under any circumstances vote for him.

Biden said during a "digital fundraiser" that he’s already putting together a transition team to take over the White House.

“I promise you that has already begun,” Biden said. “Sounds presumptuous. I don’t want to say we started thinking about it a month ago, we did, because that sounds like I was certain this was going to happen that I would be the nominee. I don’t want it to sound like that, but it has to happen and that’s why the transition team is already being put together.”

The role of a transition team is to help appoint cabinet members who would lead government agencies. 

The Hill reports,

Biden said that he’s considering elevating several White House offices to Cabinet-level positions, singling out the Office of Science and Technology Policy, a global health security pandemic office and a potential climate change-focused role that “goes beyond the EPA.”

The former vice president said he might announce some of his Cabinet level picks before the election, and that he would take the advice given to him by former President Obama to surround himself with people who “know more than you know.”

But it seems that Biden is forgetting something. He's not even the Democrat Presidential candidate yet and he's not even close to winning the general election.

Some suggest that Biden is doing this to prove to super-delegates he should be the nominee. Many Democrats are questioning his ability to beat Trump because he can’t get through a television interview without forgetting what he’s supposed to say.

All Biden is doing is trying to "name it and claim it" basically. He's going to fake it until he makes it. He's assuming that he's already got the nomination so that the thought will be implanted in people's heads.

Sources:
The Hill