You don’t have to wonder about Sleepy Joe. All it took was just four simple words to verify that yes, he is out of touch with reality. Either way, there are two possible explanations for why President Biden has had so many antics.

The first explanation is that President Biden is completely fine with the current economic crisis as it stands, devastating his constituents. The other explanation is that he just doesn’t get it at all, and doesn’t even know about it.

Either way, unless you are the most diehard Democrat Biden supporter, there is no way to avoid the fact that this is a president who has lost touch with the gravity of the situation in our country.

It was Tuesday at a campaign event for Virginia incumbent Gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe that Biden demonstrated the full range of his mental capacities (or lack thereof) and uttered four simple words, claiming that America was “on the right track.”

“People are buying more things, manufacturing is up, we’re on the move but we’re on the right track,” Biden said.

RNC Research shared some video of President Biden’s comments along with other direct commentaries.

“Prices are up, the supply chain is in crisis, real wages are down, and Biden calls this the ‘right track’?” RNC Research tweeted.

There were plenty of other conservatives on that social media platform that commented on the post, and they didn’t mince words. The best way to sum it up is that they thought Biden’s claim of the U.S. being “on the right track” was completely insane.

“This is serious. He isn’t all there. Everyone sees it,” former Acting Director of the U.S. National Intelligence Richard Grenell wrote.

“If this is the ‘right track’ there are millions of Americans who want the heck off this train,” Loudoun County activist Aliscia Andrews wrote.

There is no one with half a brain who could possibly argue that the United States is even remotely on the right track under the Biden Administration.

The cultural and political differences continue to divide us. Inflation is destroying the value of the savings of most Americans. When you couple that with the supply chain crisis that is spiraling out of control, and you have a situation where many are wondering if store shelves are going to be empty once Christmas arrives.

Is it too much to ask to have a leader who acknowledges these problems and has a plan to stop them? Sadly, it does appear that just might be a pipe dream with the current U.S. president.