President Biden spoke ill in a speech on Thursday, offering updates on the progress of vaccination in the United States, referring to his vice president as “President Harris”.
“When President Harris and I did …” said Biden, before taking a moment’s pause, “a virtual tour of a vaccination site in Arizona not long ago, one of the nurses on this tour injecting people, applying vax to each injection, it was like giving a dose of hope. ”
At the same time, the president announced that the government would reach the goal of 100 million vaccines administered in 100 days on Friday, the 58th day of the new government. At this point, Biden said, 65% of people 65 and older received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine.
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The president has made such gaffes before. In December, he mistakenly referred to Harris as “president-elect”, also during a speech on Covid-19 vaccines. “I used it to inspire public confidence in the vaccine. President-elect Harris took hers today for the same reason,” said Biden.
The comments sparked speculation of cognitive decline on the right, after a campaign in which Biden repeatedly seemed speechless.
Harris too, once accidentally calling himself Commander-in-Chief. “A Harris government, along with Joe Biden as president of the United States,” she said at a virtual roundtable in September.
“The Biden-Harris government will provide access to $ 100 billion in loans and investments at low interest from owners of minority companies,” she continued.
In a Democratic debate in July 2019, Biden called his opponent, Senator Corey Booker, DN.J., president.
In criticizing Booker’s criminal justice plan, he said: “The fact is that the bills that the president, excuse me, the future president, that the senator is talking about, are bills that were approved years ago and were approved by an overwhelming majority. “
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Booker joked, “Well, first of all, I’m grateful that he already endorsed my presidency.”