Biden mocked for calling Trump the ‘sitting president’ in embarrassing gaffe: ‘Mash-potato-brain’
January 29, 2024
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as posted by the channelPresident Biden is being ridiculed for his latest blunder, appearing to call his predecessor, Donald Trump, the “sitting president.”
The gaffe-prone commander in chief’s blunder came during a speech in South Carolina on Saturday as he repeatedly called former President Trump a “loser.”
“You’re the reason I am president,” Biden, 81, told the crowd of Democratic leaders as he touted his record of “promises made and promises kept.”
“You’re the reason Donald Trump is a loser,” he said of his likely key challenger in the 2024 election.
But online commentators soon said Biden was the real loser as he slipped up while discussing how “American consumers are facing real confidence in the economy we’re building.
“Let me tell you who else is noticing that: Donald Trump,” Biden said before he stumbled on his words.
“Did you see what he recently said about … he wants to, he wants to see the economy crash this year? A sitting president,” he said without correcting himself.
“As they say in my faith, bless me father for, I mean, come on, man,” Biden continued.
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