Joe Biden shrugged off conjecture November’s general election would have to be delayed due to the coronavirus crisis, even though the theories aren’t rooted in law or fact.

“We voted [in] the middle of a Civil War. We voted in the middle of World War I and II. And so the idea of postponing the electoral process is just, seems to me, out of the question,” the two-term vice president told donors during his second virtual fundraiser in the COVID-19 virus campaign era.

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