US President Joe Biden made another unpleasant mistake on Wednesday, when he gave a speech at the American construction trade union conference in Washington. The 81-year-old Biden spoke with the help of a voice machine, except that he also read the background instructions intended for him, which caused confused applause from the audience.
“I see an America where we protect democracy, not undermine it” – said Biden, referring to the presidential election in November. “An America where we protect freedoms, not lose them. I see an economy that grows from the bottom up, where the rich pay their taxes fairly, so they have childcare, paid vacations, and more (…)” added the democratic president.
He then continued, somewhat confused:
“Imagine what we could do next. Four more years, break!”
– he read out the text written to him on the helpline. However, the president should have finished and taken a “break” after “four more years”, but instead he read out the instructions written only for him, also written on the answering machine.
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Frauds may have occurred mainly with Biden aid.
The present representatives of the construction trade unions began to applaud, sensing the failure, and chanting the Democrats’ election slogan – “Four more years!” they shouted from the audience.
The 81-year-old American president trouble with helper no longer first in line.
Biden gave a campaign speech in Florida on Tuesday, in which he wanted to criticize his Republican opponent, Donald Trump’s policy on abortion, but ended the sentence with an awkward stumbling block.
“I don’t know why we are surprised by Trump.
How many more times do we have to prove that we can’t be trusted?”
he involuntarily referred to the Democratic Party.
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The audience laughed confusedly after the president’s remark, but Biden continued his speech, probably not noticing his blunder.
Featured image: US President Joe Biden delivers a speech at the Women’s History Month reception at the White House in Washington on March 18, 2024 (Photo: MTI/EPA/Bloomberg/Al Drago)
