Dementia Joe has trainwreck speech engagement

NY Post:

Another Biden meltdown.

Former President Joe Biden was smuggled into Harvard University for a surprise appearance Wednesday — during which he clumsily dropped his ice cream bar on the floor and mistakenly referred to Ukraine as Iraq.

The 82-year-old’s discussion with roughly 50 students at the Ivy League school’s Institute of Politics was marked by embarrassing blunders similar to those that plagued his disastrous and short-lived 2024 re-election campaign, the Harvard Crimson reported.

During his remarks, Biden accidentally referred to Ukraine as Iraq while discussing Russia’s three-year-old invasion of its European neighbor, prompting his longtime senior adviser Mike Donilon — now a resident fellow at the institute — to correct him.

The 46th president then bit into a melting ice cream bar that plopped onto the floor after the talk, the student newspaper reported.
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Joe's retirement is going about as well as his presidency.  It is time for him to avoid speaking engagements and eat his ice cream at home.

See also:

New: DNI Gabbard Declassifies the Details of Team Biden's 'Roadmap for Left-Wing Ideological Warfare'

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