Watch: Biden Painfully Struggles to Read Quote He Wanted to Get ‘Exactly Right’
President Joe Biden’s brutal war of against the teleprompter and notes is continuing with latter dominating battles against him. On Sunday, Biden once again showed off why so many Americans believe he is simply not fit…
President Joe Biden’s brutal war of against the teleprompter and notes is continuing with latter dominating battles against him.
On Sunday, Biden once again showed off why so many Americans believe he is simply not fit for the job.
“Standing here in front of this portrait of the man behind me,” he began.
The “portrait of the man behind me” referred to President Abraham Lincoln.
“He, uh, he said…. And I want to make sure I get this quote exactly right,” Biden continued. He said, ‘We — the better angels.’ He said… ‘We must address — council, ah, address the better angels of our nature.”
Biden added, “And we do well to remember what else he said. He said, ‘We’re not enemies but we’re friends.’ It’s the middle… in the part of the Civil War.”
Watch the video below:
Biden was trying to recite a portion of Lincoln’s second inaugural address when he declared, “We are not enemies, but friends. We must not be enemies.”
Yikes. That was painful.
The attempt at the quote comes after Biden spoke about how bitter politics has become, which is ironic seeing as how he declared current Republicans in Congress worse than the “real racists” he served with in the Senate.
Yet, again, we see a video that only serves to raise concerns about the president’s mental state. Did he forget the name of the president he was quoting?
Why can he not even read something written out? He’s not quoting it from memory. He can’t even look at at a piece of paper and read it without butchering the quote?