Brother of Late GOP Congresswoman Will Not Hold Biden’s Gaffe Against Him: ‘I Just Feel Sorry for Him’

President Joe Biden is facing mockery after he searched for the late Rep. Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.) at the White House.

However, Keith Walorski — one of the late Congresswoman’s two brothers — tells the New York Post he does not view the gaffe as “unforgivable.”

“It’s par for the course,” he told the Post. “I feel sorry for him, really.”

He went on, “He made a phone call after my sister was killed and he was very sincere in his relaying the grief process because he’s been through that grief process, he knows all about it.”

“All I’m saying right now about the president is bless his heart for trying. Yeah, it was a big mess-up today. Inexcusable? No. Unforgivable? No. I’m not gonna hold it against him. I just feel sorry for him,” Keith Walorski added.

He suggested that the president’s age, 79, may have played a role in the blunder.

“That’s probably a nice way of putting it: He’s forgetful. I don’t think anybody would look at the things that he’s done and said and say that his mind is as sharp as it used to be,” he said, adding, “I don’t know what else to say. He is doing the best he can do with what he’s got right now.”

Jackie Walorski died in a car crash in August.

During the White House’s Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health on Wednesday, Biden asked, “Representative Jackie, are you here? Where’s Jackie?