'He's served his purpose': Internet agrees with Jesse Watters as Fox News host claims Joe Biden lacks 'main character energy'

Jesse Watters said, 'Joe Biden has never had main character energy, he spent his career plagiarizing from the main characters'
Fox News host Jesse Watters analyzed Democrats' apprehensions regarding President Biden's prospects for re-election (@FoxNews/Youtube)
Fox News host Jesse Watters analyzed Democrats' apprehensions regarding President Biden's prospects for re-election (@FoxNews/Youtube)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: On the February 20 episode of 'Jesse Watters Primetime,' Fox News host Jesse Watters analyzed Democrats' apprehensions regarding President Biden's prospects for re-election.

"In today's times, we have Joe Biden," Watters remarked. "He is an uninspiring candidate. There is nothing about Joe Biden that makes you want to listen to him."



 

Jesse Watters urges Joe Biden to step down

Watters added to his statement, "He should be leaning on people who are more inspiring than him, more charismatic than him, and he should just be -- I guess if you want to call it the brains of the operation, behind the scenes. That sounds crazy that we are saying that about a President of the United States of America, but he has no main character energy at all."

Jesse Watters expressed, "Joe Biden has never had main character energy. He spent his career plagiarizing from the main characters. My liberal family members visited me this weekend, and they are wetting the bed. Why can't Joe Biden just go out and sell his accomplishments? Why can't Joe Biden say, 'This is what Trump did. This is what I did and this is what I'll do in the future.' I held my tongue, but they'll learn."

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Jesse Watters talked about how Abraham Lincoln among other great presidents delivered his iconic address while standing on the blood-soaked grounds of Gettysburg, where he stirred Americans to reflect on the Civil War (@FoxNews/Youtube)

"Joe Biden isn't capable of these things. Main characters know how to campaign. Their instincts drive them to lead. Joe Biden was told how to campaign, and now Democrats are considering telling him not to listen to The New York Times", the host continued. 

Thereafter, Watters suggests that Joe Biden is not as capable a campaigner as he once was, highlighting a decline in his abilities over the past five years.

Watters said, "I believe Biden, as difficult as it may be, should find a dignified way to step down, emerging as a hero in the process", fulfilling his promise to be a bridge to the next generation of Democrats.

Widespread criticism as Jesse Watters slams Joe Biden

In the same light, Watters took to his Twitter to post, "Joe Biden’s never had main character energy. He’s spent his career plagiarizing from the main characters. The cries for Biden to step down have never been louder and Joe’s up against father time- he can’t improve. The man falls asleep at funerals and shakes hands with ghosts. The coalition’s cracking, but Biden’s the most stubborn man in Washington".



 

People wasted no time in sharing their opinions. One individual wrote, "At his core, I am betting Biden really wanted to be a gangster but he decided to become a politician who is a criminal. What’s the difference."



 

Another commenter stated, "The man is clearly very unwell, but also very stubborn, and is refusing to see how bad he actually is. If he had any integrity at all or cared about this country, he would step down. His hatred for Trump fuels absolutely everything and clouds his judgment if he even had any."



 



 

"That might be the case for the time being, but something tells me that Joe's falling out of favor with those folks who are running things behind the curtain. He's served his purpose. My guess is that they're looking for someone else who's less problematic. Would anyone like to guess who that might be? I'm guessing he'll be stepping down around June," expressed another.



 

Yet another commenter speculated, "Stepping down was the plan all along, it's why they picked cackling Kamala for VP, now they want Republicans to do their dirty work for them by ousting him. Nothing will get better under her either."

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