Staff Reports
President Joe Biden continues to provide some much-needed comic relief with his frequent mispronunciations and vacant staring. During his speech at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, Biden struggled to pronounce the names of tech companies appearing on his teleprompter, resulting in an awkward pause and an audible sigh. He admitted defeat, stating, “It’s better not to try and not mispronounce than try and mispronounce.” This moment prompted anxious laughter from the audience.
WATCH: Biden Stares Blankly At Teleprompter, GIVES UP: 'I'm Not Even Gonna Try' https://t.co/2cYW3MILhr
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This latest mishap adds to a long list of verbal miscues and moments that suggest Biden may be forgetting where he is or what he’s doing. The White House has been working diligently to shield Biden from future senior moments, as polls indicate that a majority of Americans, including Democrats, do not want him to run for a second term. Karine Jean-Pierre, the president’s spokeswoman, has been tirelessly spinning the numbers, absurdly claiming that the press corps “can’t keep up” with Biden’s lively demeanor.
Vice President Kamala Harris dismissed concerns about Biden’s age, asserting that he is “very much alive and running for reelection.” However, it’s clear that these missteps and lapses in memory are cause for legitimate concern. It’s essential for the American people to have a president who can effectively handle the rigors of a second four-year term.
President Biden’s frequent mispronunciations and moments of confusion are troubling signs of his ability to lead the country. It’s concerning that the White House is trying to downplay these issues rather than addressing them head-on. The American people deserve a leader who is sharp, cognizant, and able to effectively communicate.
