This stuttering pea brained lying ....corn pop wannabe fuckwit ....called zalinsky ..........putin .....i mean ......that is like someone calling me me a cunt .....well i am ....and well that is not comparison ......i mean zalinsky...... is at wa.......s and people especially children are needlessly being burned alive ......by zalinsky and putin .......but that is an insult.......i am sure zalinsky ...........who is biden's bitch/ sugar daddy ....listen i have more respect for putin ......because he is a cunt .........but not in disguise !!!!!.......zalinsky is a fucking bare face liar ........you know he was in show business .......so that tells you all you need to know .....on the other hand ........ putin cold bloodedly executed 30 people...approx !!!!!....give or take a few cadavers/ people .........in the KGB.......so you know he is not a fucking bitch ....biden............. is making america laughing stock ...the country is being mocked /jeered /laffed at ....no one will take it seriously......... with this asswipe running it .......a country needs a fucking mad man running it ..then people fear a mad man ........
This is why putin has ran for many ........many....... many years ....he is fucking nutso!!!!!! .........look at the stupid ,,,,,,pussy ,,,,,, curry boy ..rishi sunak ......quit like a bitch!!!!!! .......countries need a fucking loonie !!!!!! ........it's a fact ........look at when maggie thatcher........ and reagan ran the planet .......people were terrified of them ......... .both mad as fuck .......simple dynamics ..........
Toe-curling moment Joe Biden introduces Zelensky as ‘Putin’ – before mistaking Kamala Harris for ‘Vice President Trump’
JOE Biden has mistakenly introduced Volodymyr Zelensky as "President Putin" before mixing up Kamala Harris with Donald Trump.
The 81-year-old US President's latest set of toe-curling gaffes came just hours apart as he hosts the Nato summit amid growing calls for him to stand down from the re-election campaign.
The Democratic candidate has faced serious questions over his mental state in recent weeks as he begins to come face-to-face with Republican rival Trump at the polls in November.
Addressing the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, he said: "Now I want to hand over to the President of Ukraine, who has as much courage as he has determination. Ladies and gentleman, President Putin."
Biden quickly corrected himself as he greeted Zelensky - the man who has tried to stop Putin decimating his country for over two years - onto the stage.
"Going to beat President Putin, President Zelensky. I am so focused on beating Putin," Biden went on to say.
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Speaking at a separate press conference later in the evening, Biden then confused his Vice President Harris with his political foe Trump.
Asked what concerns he has about his second-in-command's ability to beat former President Trump if she was running in his place, he gave a baffling response.
He said confusingly: "Look, I wouldn't have picked Vice President Trump to be Vice President... do I think she's not qualified to be President...so let's start there."
New British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer praised Biden throughout the evening as he says he deserves "credit" for the NATO summit.
Responding to questions about Biden’s mental capacity after the Putin misstep, the Labour leader told reporters: “I would urge everyone to look at the substance of what’s been achieved over these two days.
“We have a bigger NATO, more countries, we have a stronger NATO, we have a real sense of resolve.
"The third of the sessions, the council sessions, was the session with President Zelensky there in relation to Ukraine.
“It was a session that he described as a success because of the package coming out of it, and President Biden led through all of that. That is an incredible achievement of this council.
“When we think of the global threats, that is the best possible outcome we could have had today and so I think he deserves credit for that, as does the team that worked with him.
“We close this council with renewed confidence and resolve to meet the challenge of Russian aggression. That is the outcome we all hoped we would get to and President Biden led us through that.”
Sir Keir had previously hit back at claims the POTUS is "senile" as he attempts to run for a second term against old foe Donald Trump.
He defended his American counterpart after holding an hour-long bilateral meeting in the White House, amid the NATO summit this week.
When asked by the BBC whether Biden was senile after an increasing number of people are implying that he is, the PM slapped it down.
He said: "No, we had a really good bilateral yesterday, we were billed for 45 minutes, we went on for the best part of an hour, we went through a huge number of issues at pace.
"He was actually on really good form."
The Putin gaffe came shortly before the highly anticipated news conference where Biden was hoping to convince fellow Democrats that he can carry on in the high-pressure job for another term.
So far, 13 of the 213 Democrats in the House and one of the Senate's 51 Democrats have appealed publicly to the president to withdraw from the race.
Biden's post-debate gaffes
President Joe Biden's gaffes have increased at an alarming rate over the past few years.
- Biden alarmingly described himself as a "Black woman" during a radio interview with Philadelphia station WURD on Thursday.
- "I'm proud to be, as I said, the first vice president, first black woman… to serve with a black president," Biden said, appearing to confuse himself with Vice President Kamala Harris.
- Biden previously served as VP to President Barack Obama, the US' first black president, which is likely the source of his confusion.
- The president also attempted to go off-script and insult rival, Donald Trump, while addressing military families during the White House's Fourth of July barbecue.
- While Biden came in strong, he fumbled his word and came crashing down.
- "By the way, you know I was at that World War I cemetery in France and a - the one that one of our colleagues, a former president, didn't want to go and be up there," Biden said in an apparent dig at former president Donald Trump.
- "I probably shouldn't even say that. Anyway," he continued as his voice dimmed.
- After shocking the audience, he quickly went back on script and tried to get the energy back up.
- He introduced Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as "President Putin" at the NATO conference.
- He then mixed up Vice President Kamala Harris with Donald Trump
During his solo news conference, Biden responded to questions on a wide range of topics - including his fitness for another four years in the White House.
Biden's campaign has been on the ropes for two weeks, since his poor debate performance against Trump, 78.
Presidential advisers who met with Senate Democrats on Thursday to try to drum up Biden's campaign argued that the debate has not dramatically shifted the race.
They said it would aim to win undecided voters by shifting the focus to Trump, a convicted felon who faces two more criminal prosecutions for trying to overturn his 2020 election loss.
Four more Democrats in the House of Representatives on Thursday called on him to end his campaign: Brad Schneider of Illinois, Greg Stanton of Arizona, Ed Case of Hawaii, and Hillary Scholten of Michigan.
"For our country's sake, it is time for the President to pass the torch to a new generation of leaders," Stanton said in a statement.
Others stopped short of calling for Biden to drop out, even as they questioned his ability to lead the country.
"I doubt the President's judgement about his health, his fitness to do the job, and whether he is the one making important decisions about our country, rather than unelected advisers," Representative Marie Gluesenkamp Perez said.
Democrat Congressman Eric Sorensen also called for Biden to stand down following his latest gaffes.
He said: "In 2020, Joe Biden ran for President with the purpose of putting country over party. Today, I am asking him to do that again.
"It is more important than ever that our neighbours have a candidate for President who will communicate a positive vision for every person in this country.
"Someone who can demonstrate the strength and wisdom needed to lead us through the worst storms."
He said he is "hopeful President Biden will step aside in his campaign for President".
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday declined to say he should stay in the race.
Biden campaign chair Jen O'Malley Dillon and other top aides met with Senate Democrats to shore up support. Some said afterward they were still uncertain about his ability to win.
The campaign has commissioned a survey to test how Harris would fare if she were to replace Biden at the top of the ticket, according to a source with knowledge of the matter.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll released last week found Harris would fare no better than Biden if she were the Democratic nominee, as both were statistically tied with Trump.
The New York Times reported that some longtime advisers were considering ways to convince him to drop his reelection bid, while NBC News reported that some campaign staffers thought he stood no chance of winning the election.
On Monday, Biden further re-emphasised his intention to run in another declaration.
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