In what’s becoming an unsettling trend, President Joe Biden, 81, stumbled through yet another speech, this time addressing Arizona’s Gila River Indian Community. Struggling to pronounce the community’s name, Biden insisted, “Nothing wrong with me!” mid-speech, attempting to laugh off the misstep.
The President visited the community near Phoenix just days before Election Day, apologizing for the federal government’s past mistreatment of Native American children in boarding schools. Yet Biden’s performance, coupled with his bizarre comment, left many questioning his fitness to serve, especially with three months left in his term and access to the nuclear codes.
During his remarks, Biden reminisced about his friendship with the late Senator Daniel Inouye and claimed his visit was “one of the most consequential things” he’d done as President. However, his speech was briefly interrupted by a loud pro-Palestine protester, prompting a strange reaction from Biden, who acknowledged the woman and her grievances.
As Biden emphasized the importance of “teaching history honestly,” critics noted that White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre used the speech to endorse teaching controversial topics in schools. The video of Biden’s fumble is the latest in a long line of public missteps that continue to raise concerns.
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There’s been ongoing discussion, especially highlighted by various reports and political commentary, about President Biden’s age and health. Critics argue that his age impacts his cognitive and physical capabilities, raising questions about his ability to handle the pressures of the presidency, including the immense responsibility of having access to nuclear launch codes.
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