HUH? Biden Says Child Tax Credit ‘Would Put 720 Million Women Back Into the Workforce’

Good ol’ uncle Joe Biden.

You just never know what he’s about to say from one minute to the next.

In a shocking twist, the former VP has plans to bring 720 MILLION women into the American workforce.

Hmmm…

WATCH:

Despite a US population of only 330 million, Joe Biden says child tax credit would put 720 million women back into the workforce.

That’s like double the population of the US.

Despite a US population of only 330 million, Joe Biden says child tax credit would put 720 million women back into the workforce.

That’s like double the population of the US. pic.twitter.com/DgChhZRzFl

— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) September 17, 2019

Reactions:

When you want to divide by two, but end up multiplying. And still get it wrong.

When you want to divide by two, but end up multiplying. And still get it wrong.

— Overtaxed (@Overtaxed9) September 17, 2019

that 720 million women number is AFTER Joe cures cancer#MakingSenseWithJoe

that 720 million women number is AFTER Joe cures cancer#MakingSenseWithJoe

— TRUMP 2020 KAG ?? TDS Is Our New AIDS (@Trump2020KAG) September 17, 2019

Incompetence. It’s beyond a joke how sold out on their own idiocy the Left is.

Incompetence. It's beyond a joke how sold out on their own idiocy the Left is.

— Business End of Beelzebub ? (@ParadiseTripleX) September 17, 2019

Democrats routinely count the recently deceased. Honest mistake.

Democrats routinely count the recently deceased. Honest mistake.

— R G (@RGconfidential) September 17, 2019

Biden is the gift that keeps on giving.😏

Biden is the gift that keeps on giving.?

— brenda e. (@BrendaAnnEstep) September 17, 2019

He’s counting undocumented illegal aliens

He’s counting undocumented illegal aliens

— Orwellian Chronicles (@Orwell_2012) September 17, 2019

More on Biden:

Former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., continue to top the Democratic 2020 presidential field after last week’s debate — in a race for the nomination that breaks along ideological and racial lines, according to a national NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released Tuesday.

The survey also shows that Warren has the advantage in enthusiasm, and that she gets the most second-choice support.

Biden leads the overall horserace with backing from 31 percent of Democratic primary voters (up 5 points since July), while Warren gets 25 percent (up 6 points).

H/T: Twitchy