Joe Biden Says “Go To Joe 30330” In Debate To Help His 2020 Campaign, URL Redirects To Pete Buttigieg’s Website

Official portrait of United States Vice President Joe Biden in his West Wing Office at the White House.

Joe Biden made a rather confusing statement at the end of Wednesday night’s 2020 Democratic debate by urging voters to “go to Joe 30330 and help me in this fight.”

Many people initially seemed confused but eventually, viewers realized that the former vice president was asking for supporters to text the number 30330 in order to receive updates from his campaign. However, if one were to access the webpage Joe30330.com, that would lead to Pete Buttigieg‘s official 2020 campaign website.

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The address Joe30330.com then reportedly redirected momentarily to JoshforAmerica.com, the fake website for a Generation Z boy named Josh.

Many people appeared to poke fun at the fact that Biden does not seem to have an adequate digital strategy team as part of his campaign.

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