'Crowd goes silent' as Trump again confuses Biden and Obama at Virginia rally
By: David McAfee (Raw Story - Celebrating Years of Independent Journalism)
S E E D E D C O N T E N T
Donald Trump on Saturday once again appeared to confuse President Joe Biden and Former President Barack Obama at his rally.
Trump, who has regularly claimed that his mishaps with their names are because he is intentionally saying Obama is pulling the strings of Biden's presidency, was telling a story about Russia and other foreign parties when he made a slip that was apparently not intentional.
Trump was talking about how he dealt with terrorists when he was the president, before he mentioned what he called a "rigged" 2020 election.
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"We had this fool take over!" Trump shouted, further claiming without details that he will end the Russia-Ukraine war if he is elected.
"Get that war settled, that's a bad war," he said.
That's when he makes the apparent slip-up.
"And Putin has such little respect for Obama that he's starting to throw around the 'nuclear' word. You heard that, nuclear. He's starting to talk nuclear weapons today," Trump said Saturday. "I was waiting for that to happen. But we have a fool as a president."
@Acyn, who posted the video on social media, noted that the "crowd goes silent" after Trump makes the mistake involving the presidents' names.
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He can't even remember who he's running against.
You got that right, two candidates too old for office.
I think he knows who is running the government.
A meme is worth a thousand words.
Mercedes (Putin) Trump
That's hilarious.
So is that bad John?
Speaking of silence …..
The majority of democrats now admit Biden can’t perform the duties of his office (let alone in four years). All they can do is deflect.
Inspiring, isn’t he.
The moment the MAGAs realize they're supporting a cognitively impaired buffoon.
And the clown show continues.