Joe Biden and his mistakes at the NATO summit
Joe Biden, in his race to reach the presidency of the United States, has made some blunders that could haunt him for the rest of his candidacy. One of the most recent blunders took place during the NATO summit, where Biden confused the presidents of different countries. Instead of presenting the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, he presented the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin. This blunder did not go unnoticed and led to an awkward moment of silence until Biden apologized and introduced the correct president.
Other Biden mistakes
This is not the only mistake Biden has made during his campaign. A few weeks ago, he confused his Vice President Kamala Harris and called her ‘Vice President Trump’. These mistakes may cast doubt on Biden’s abilities and raise concerns about his ability to serve as president.
Biden defends his candidacy despite mistakes
Despite the mistakes made, Joe Biden defends his candidacy for the White House. In a public appearance, he reiterated that he is in perfect condition to endure four more years as president of the United States. Although his age, 81, has caused some concern, Biden has said that age only brings wisdom and that he is ready to complete the work he started four years ago.
