Biden mistaken for union worker, attends own rally yet again

In a shocking turn of events, Biden was once again mistaken for a union worker and attended his own rally. This marks at least the third time that this has happened in recent months. While some have criticized the mix-up, others have pointed out that it's an easy mistake to make given Biden's affinity for blue-collar workers.

Sources close to Biden say that he was initially confused when he arrived at the rally and realized that he was the only one there. Nonetheless, he soldiered on and delivered his prepared remarks to an empty field. 'It's a shame that more people didn't show up,' Biden reportedly said after the event. 'But I understand that sometimes schedules can be tricky.'

Many political analysts have taken this as a sign of Biden's dedication to his base, even if he doesn't always get it quite right. 'It's clear that Biden cares about blue-collar workers,' one analyst said. 'Even if he doesn't always remember that he's the candidate and not one of them.'

At press time, the Biden campaign had not responded to requests for comment on the incident. However, sources say that they are planning a town hall to address the matter and reassure voters of the campaign's commitment to blue-collar workers.