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President Barack Obama pulled a Vice President Joe Biden on Saturday, gaffing the number of words a certain patriotic phrase contains.
At a campaign event in Kissimmee, Fla., Obama said if voters re-elect him over GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney, he’ll push to see “three proud words” on products around the world: “Made in the USA.”
The phrase “made in the USA,” of course, contains more than three words.
Thanks for this public service announcement Trace....
Next thing we know he will be saying nucular.
Obama seems to have a problem counting. States and now words. Actually, numbers just aren't his thing in general. Maybe that explains why we have $5T in new debt under this disaster and 23 MILLION under or unemployed Americans.
Obama seems to have a problem counting. States and now words. Actually, numbers just aren't his thing in general. Maybe that explains why we have $5T in new debt under this disaster and 23 MILLION under or unemployed Americans.
As Clinton so clearly explained, it is Romney who is arithmetically challenged.
As Clinton so clearly explained, it is Romney who is arithmetically challenged.
Clinton is a lying impeached pig who only tells the truth when the intern saves a semen-stained dress. I don't know why any self-respecting woman would listen to such a misogynistic serial liar and abuser of women.
3 words and an abbreviation. This little 'gaffe' pales in comparison with the blatant Romney and Ryan lies and flip flops.
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