Maher says Biden's 'great' SOTU proves limiting appearances is his best strategy: Don't need him 'every day'

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"Real Time" host Bill Maher made the unique argument that President Biden should limit his public appearances despite his "great" performance at his State of the Union address this week.

Maher kicked off his opening monologue Friday night by celebrating the "proof of life" seen during Biden's speech on Thursday night, which he concluded "The state of the president is feisty."

But during his panel discussion, Maher insisted that the winning strategy for Biden ahead of the election is to "come out every once in a while."

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"When I first said he was going to be 'Ruth Bader Biden,' and I still think that may be the possibility- I think we still would do better with a younger candidate, but ok, maybe not. We'll see. He did well last night," Maher said. "I said, Well, I don't think he's doing a bad job as president. He can do the job. I don't think he can win the job because it's a grueling thing to run for president."

"And then we said, 'Yeah, well he can't do what he did last time, because there was a pandemic, stay in his basement.' Yes, he can," Maher continued. "No one gives a s--- about that. The chattering classes will talk about it. And the public will be like, what do I care?! I don't