Biden stumbles over dates and places from just two years ago

Joe Biden, who according to many outlets is President of the United States of America, has once again fought against his greatest nemesis: words. This week’s highly anticipated bout between Biden and basic words came from Arizona, during the inauguration of a library dedicated to the late US Senator John McCain. <br> <br>The fight was over almost before it began. In a surprise move, words brought in fellow Biden Cinematic Universe arch villains ‘dates’ and ‘lies about Biden's past’ to deliver the kind of three-on-one spanking that you normally have to pay really good money for. ‘The first meeting I attended of the G7, the seven wealthiest nations in the world, in Europe, the NATO meeting, I sat down, it was in Feb…? Feb? January, after being elected, so, late January, no uh, early February? And it was in England.’ While commentators and analysts will likely spend the next few decades picking over that pseudo-sentence, we will just note that a) the G7 was held in Brussels in June 2021 b) he visited England for the NATO summit later that same month, and c) ‘elected’ is such an interesting choice of word. <br> <br>---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <br>Freedom over censorship, truth over narrative. <br>Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RTnews <br>Follow us on Telegram: https://t.me/rtnews <br>Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/RT_com