WATCH: Biden Asked to Make His Case for President - Here's His Ridiculous Response

Speaking in Iowa, former Vice President Joe Biden was confronted by a reporter who wanted to know why Iowans, with their current low unemployment rate, should shift from voting strongly for President Trump in 2016 to voting for Biden in 2020. When she asked Biden to make his case for why he should be elected, he answered, “I’m not going to.” . . .

It would definitely be difficult for Biden to make his case to Iowans; not only is the current unemployment rate in Iowa 2.5% as opposed to 3.9% across the nation, but there are other signs the economy of the state is flourishing. RadioIowa reported on Monday that the Iowa Economic Development Authority approved incentives for three businesses that have promised to create 150 new jobs. Cargill was awarded tax benefits for a $125 million expansion of its Eddyville plant and is expected to create 17 new jobs paying upward of $17 an hour; Hormel won tax benefits as it plans to move jobs from Nebraska to Dubuque, creating 58 new jobs paying over $23 an hour; Upper Iowa Beef won tax benefits allowing the company to create 75 additional jobs at roughly $22 an hour.

File this in the 'why is Biden even running for president?' drawer.

Reporter mentions Iowa's economy is booming.

Reporter: "Why should people want to make a change?"

Biden: "Well that's up to them to decide."

Reporter: Well make your case?"

Biden: "I'm not going to." pic.twitter.com/edmWgsDgRK

— Andrew Clark (@AndrewHClark) September 23, 2019