Bill Maher warned Dems about Biden's electability long before the explosive special counsel report

Liberal comedian Bill Maher often boasts about his vocal prediction that President Trump would refuse to leave office willingly long before the 2020 presidential election. But perhaps he can add another feather to his cap about his growing concerns about President Biden's viability in the 2024 election.

Biden is facing intense media scrutiny following the explosive release of Special Counsel Robert Hur's report that put a spotlight on his "poor memory," saying in interviews with investigators that he couldn't remember key biographical details like what years he served as vice president and when his son Beau died.

The fallout of the report, in addition to Biden's recent string of gaffes, has some Democrats panicking and handed Maher some vindication.

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‘Like non-dairy creamer’

Despite being a major supporter of Biden's in 2020, the "Real Time" host began casting doubt on his re-election prospects back in January 2022 when polling at the time showed the president with a 33% approval rating and warned it "may have even further to fall" since there is no "diehard Biden base," saying he had a "coalition of the unenthused" during the last election.

"Democrats must thank President Biden for his great service to America and then move him into a more ceremonial role," Maher said in a monologue. "Joe Biden has been president now for a year and a day. The day was pretty good, but the year? Not horrible, certainly better than the alternative, but for some reason, America has lost its faith in Joe. Sometimes that just happens."

"When he first got into office, I told you that Biden was like non-dairy creamer; nobody's first choice but