New York City Mayor Eric Adams made a significant blunder during an Indian Independence Day celebration in Queens, New York. While addressing the Indian-American community, he mistakenly referred to India as Pakistan on multiple occasions, causing confusion and disappointment among attendees.
President Biden’s performance at the NATO summit sparked renewed worries about his age and mental acuity. A series of notable gaffes, including misidentifying Ukrainian President Zelenskyy as Russian President Putin and confusing Vice President Harris with Donald Trump, dominated headlines and provided fodder for Republican criticism. The missteps cast a shadow over what was otherwise deemed a successful summit by world leaders, raising questions about Biden’s ability to lead in a challenging global environment.
President Biden made a major gaffe at a NATO conference, introducing Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as ‘President Putin.’ The blunder comes as Biden faces growing calls to withdraw from the presidential race.
Former President Donald Trump has suggested that President Joe Biden undergo a cognitive test, while mistakenly referring to the doctor who administered his own test. Jackson, who was the White House physician during Trump’s presidency, was misidentified as “Ronny Johnson” by Trump. The comments come amid Trump’s repeated questioning of Biden’s mental sharpness. Critics seized on the gaffe, while the Biden campaign dismissed it as a misleading video. Trump also falsely claimed Biden turned away from skydivers landing at the G7 summit.
President Joe Biden made a verbal blunder during a campaign stop in Florida, where he questioned the number of times former President Donald Trump needed to prove that “we” could not be trusted. Biden intended to refer to Trump but inadvertently stated “we,” prompting widespread mockery on social media. The incident stems from Biden’s criticism of Trump’s repeal of women’s reproductive rights after the overturn of Roe v. Wade. While denouncing the former president’s actions, Biden mistakenly uttered “we can’t be trusted,” leading to speculation that he may have accidentally revealed his true sentiments.
President Biden made a verbal gaffe during a campaign rally in Tampa, accidentally claiming that he could not be trusted. The comment came in the context of a speech criticizing former President Donald Trump’s opposition to abortion rights. Conservative commentators on social media seized on the quote, jokingly agreeing with Biden’s assessment. Biden’s gaffe was one of several in recent weeks, including equivocating on anti-Israel protests and confusingly urging people to choose “freedom over democracy.”
President Joe Biden made a gaffe during a campaign event in Florida, saying ‘we can’t be trusted’ while criticizing his predecessor Donald Trump. Biden was speaking about abortion rights and the repeal of Roe v. Wade, which he blamed on Trump. The President also made several other recent gaffes, including mixing up Israeli and Palestinian cities, confusing inflation rates, and mistakenly saying the US would airdrop supplies into Ukraine instead of Gaza.
President Joe Biden has repeated a previously debunked claim that he used to drive an 18-wheeler. The claim, which he made during a campaign stop in Tampa, has been disputed by fact-checkers who found no evidence that the president ever held such a job. Biden also falsely claimed that his uncle, Second Lt. Ambrose J. Finnegan Jr., was shot down over New Guinea during World War II and never found because there were “a lot of cannibals” on the island. The official U.S. military account of Finnegan’s death does not match Biden’s claims.
