Which George was Joe Biden talking about ? (claim, George Bush, nuclear)
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I have heard it several times "Four more years of George, ah," and then his words become incoherent, so I have no idea, then he jumps to "Trump gets re-elected.................".
I would agree it was not a mistake, he just wasn't able to remember who the president was for a minute or two.
I have heard it several times "Four more years of George, ah," and then his words become incoherent, so I have no idea, then he jumps to "Trump gets re-elected.................".
I would agree it was not a mistake, he just wasn't able to remember who the president was for a minute or two.
He has a lifetime speech impediment and occasionally stumbles, yes.
That clip takes out the context of George Lopez being the interviewer and he says Trump immediately after. It's propaganda not dementia.
I stumble on words sometimes and I'm in my 40s, have all my life. Even including obvious things I was just talking about or working on. Do I have dementia?
dems are trying to claim he was talking about George the interviewer - but anyone who watches the clip can see that he was thinking George Bush. regression and loss of memory and the dems want him to have the nuclear codes. amazing.
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