Biden has made frequent gaffes or slips of the tongue in the series of election campaigns that are unfolding in 2020. Recently, he made another slip of the tongue and conceded the presidency. Biden referred to Vice President Kamala Harris as President Harris.
Fox News reported that on March 18, Biden made a slip of the tongue during a conversation about vaccinations, saying, “When President Heather and I …… made an online visit to a vaccination site in Arizona.”
In fact, in the 2020 U.S. presidential election, Biden, as a presidential candidate, has made frequent gaffes or slips of the tongue in the series of election campaigns he has launched.
For example, on Sept. 9 of last year, Biden suddenly got confused during a speech in Michigan, saying he had a note recording daily casualty updates, but he felt his pocket and the note was missing.
He was incoherent: “Huh, I had it with me…it’s gone…I gave it to my staff, is anybody around? Where’s my staff?”
During the speech, Biden also said that more than 6,000 U.S. service members have died from the pneumonia outbreak. In fact, as of that day, only seven U.S. troops had died from Communist pneumonia.
Biden referred to Trump as former President George W. Bush during his Oct. 25 appearance at the “I Will Vote Concert” online campaign event.
In an interview with NBC5 the same day, Biden again made a slip of the tongue, referring to his vice presidential partner Kamala Harris’ “husband” as Kamala’s “wife.
Biden has also said that more than 200 million Americans have died from the Communist pneumonia Epidemic, causing an outcry.
However, in her speech in Cleveland that month, He made the same mistake as Biden, claiming that 220 million people in the United States had died from the Communist pneumonia epidemic.
On Nov. 1, Biden went to Philadelphia to continue his canvassing, hugging his granddaughter and saying, “I’m her grandmother. Afterwards, Biden seemed to realize that he had said the wrong thing and quickly corrected himself, saying, “I’m her grandfather.”
On the same day, Biden also referred to “hens” as “eagles” at a campaign event in Philadelphia. He wore a jacket with the University of Delaware logo (blue hen) and told rallygoers that he was wearing a “Philadelphia Eagle” jacket.
On Nov. 3, the day the U.S. presidential election opened, Biden made another slip of the tongue while speaking in Philadelphia. Introducing his son Beau Biden’s daughter to supporters in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, he said she was “no other than my son Beau Biden. Beau Biden died of brain cancer in 2015.
When Biden realized it was his granddaughter he was hugging, he quickly corrected himself, saying, “That’s my granddaughter Natalie,” and pulled her close to him.
In December of the same year, Biden referred to Hejinli as “the president-elect” in a speech.
Immediately after Biden took office, Herald said “Gov. Herald” at a roundtable, and then she changed it to “Gov. Biden-Herald, which will provide low-interest loans to minority business owners.
At the moment, it appears that Her Majesty is exercising presidential authority. Recently, she has been making frequent calls to heads of state on behalf of the president.
After calling Australian Prime Minister Morrison on March 2 to discuss the “challenges” of China and Burma, on March 9 she spoke with Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg on behalf of President Biden to exchange views on deepening relations between the two countries.
She has also spoken with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, French President Emmanuel Macron, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, demonstrating her higher standing than previous vice presidents, especially on foreign policy issues. In addition, He has had regular lunches with Secretary of State Blinken.
Biden, on the other hand, has not held a formal press conference so far in his two months in office.
In an interview, Republican U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) blasted Biden for breaking a 40-year presidential record by not holding a formal press conference since taking office. Of the anomaly, Gaetz said, “You have to wonder if the transition to Herculean has begun.”
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