Biden Says There Are “At Least 3” Genders, But Won’t Name Them

Former Vice President and 2020 Candidate Joe Biden is having a rough time recently.  He’s basically a gaffe machine.  He gave out his text number instead of his website at the last debate.  In Iowa this week, he called Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States, his favorite non-presidential political figure.  He also said “poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids.”

Oops.

Also in Iowa this week, Biden was questioned by an Iowa student who asked him how many genders there are.

“There are at least three,” Biden responded.  That’s a strange answer.  The correct answer, of course, is “two,” but I’m pretty sure the woke answer is “gender is a construct so the options are infinite.”

What does “at least three” even mean?  Male, female, and other?

The girl tried to follow up, asking Biden to name the genders.  His response?  “Don’t play games with me, kid.”

Classy, Joe.  Way to try to be woke then instead deflect.

Biden evidently thought he needed to get another word in because he GRABBED THE GIRL’S ARM and said “By the way, first one to come out for marriage was me.”

I’m assuming he was talking about gay marriage there, but the statement was totally out of context.

Also, not a great look for Biden to be grabbing a young girl’s arm, when he’s been continually slammed for creepy behavior towards women.

You can watch the whole exchange here:

A girl just had the following interaction with Joe Biden:

Girl: "How many genders are there?"

Biden "There are at least 3"

Girl: "What are they?"

Biden: "Don't play games with me kid"

She says that as she was leaving that Biden forcefully grabbed her pic.twitter.com/yrFD533JQM

— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) August 9, 2019

If this was any other election cycle, Biden would be quickly fading away.  Instead, the Democrats have given us an entire classroom worth of crazy people, so Biden continues to poll well despite his gaffes and weird behavior because he’s seen as “moderate” and “electable” in comparison.