President Joe Biden lost the Democratic presidential caucuses for American Samoa on Tuesday.
A little-known candidate, Jason Palmer, won over Biden, the local Democratic Party chair confirmed to ABC News.
With 99% of the expected vote reporting, Palmer leads with 56% of the vote, followed by Biden with 44%, though the overall vote total is tiny: less than 100 ballots.
"Honored to announce my victory in the American Samoa presidential primary," Palmer said in an update on X Tuesday night. "This win is a testament to the power of our voices," he said, adding, "Together, we can rebuild the American dream and shape a brighter future for all."
but I thought every vote counts 🤔
I mean it counts its just inconsequential and basically irrelevant in the grand scheme of things lol
Bro is a middle aged white Quaker, son of a veteran, that was born in Maryland and went to Harvard. Cliche ass backstory
He’s not Samoan
He’s from American Samoan man he’s Samoan
A black guy from Florida and a white guy from Florida are both Floridians
He’s from American Samoan man he’s Samoan
A black guy from Florida and a white guy from Florida are both Floridians
He’s from Maryland and New York. He just campaigned in American Samoa and most of it was virtual
I'm surprised this is the latest Biden thread, instead of the wild press conference he had early February
DOJ had him dead to rights on breaking the law and they tried shooting him bail. They waved it off saying he's a "well-meaning, eldery man with a poor memory"
Jumpoff Joe stood on all ten toes and said "I know what the hell I'm doing ... I don't need his recommendation"
President Joe Biden lost the Democratic presidential caucuses for American Samoa on Tuesday.
A little-known candidate, Jason Palmer, won over Biden, the local Democratic Party chair confirmed to ABC News.
With 99% of the expected vote reporting, Palmer leads with 56% of the vote, followed by Biden with 44%, though the overall vote total is tiny: less than 100 ballots.
"Honored to announce my victory in the American Samoa presidential primary," Palmer said in an update on X Tuesday night. "This win is a testament to the power of our voices," he said, adding, "Together, we can rebuild the American dream and shape a brighter future for all."
sadly it should of been