Joe Biden mixed up Iran and Iraq again. What would it be like, I wonder, to have a President who doesn’t know the difference between the two countries? Would he send pallets of cash and gold to Iraq, perhaps?
“US Troops died in Iran and Afghanistan,” said Biden at a campaign event honoring America’s veterans, confusing the Islamic Republican of Iran with the invasion of Iraq.
Give this man the nuclear codes, yes!
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Joe Biden doesn’t know the difference between Iran and Iraq, But wants to be president of the United States. pic.twitter.com/QjqEKyYesC
— Joel Fischer (@JFNYC1) September 15, 2020
Biden continued to confuse millions of Americans Tuesday when he told a roundtable in Florida that the country doesn’t “need more fossil fuels” just moments after arriving in the Sunshine State via his private jet.
“Much people only focused on the environmental impact, what that would mean, especially since we don’t need more fossil fuel. What we need is more renewable energy. I can guarantee you if I’m President there will be no off-shore drilling!” said Biden.
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.@JoeBiden: “We don’t need more fossil fuel … I guarantee if I am president, there will be no offshore drilling … I think we should make [a drilling ban] permanent.” pic.twitter.com/5HwzT9RbhX
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) September 15, 2020
He went from his private jet to his gas-guzzling SUV:
.@JoeBiden: “We don’t need more fossil fuel … I guarantee if I am president, there will be no offshore drilling … I think we should make [a drilling ban] permanent.” pic.twitter.com/5HwzT9RbhX
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) September 15, 2020
And he played a risqué song on his phone, ‘Despacito’, which means ‘extra slowly.’ You can read the words in Spanish and English on this link momi.
Joe Biden steps to the podium and plays Despacito from his phone.
I wonder why he’s struggling with Hispanics?! pic.twitter.com/0b3FpoR0Lm
— Steve Cortes (@CortesSteve) September 16, 2020
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