Biden mocks Trump for mixing up names: POTUS too demented to see the irony

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President Joseph Robinette Biden in a brief moment of clarity, remembered that he will likely be running against former President Donald J. Trump “some day.” So on Sunday he went after Trump in a most ironic way.

Trump seemed to mix up Nikki Haley, his Republican (RINO) rival with former Speaker Nancy “Dances with Dentures” Pelosi,  Democrat. One might say that the mistake is understandable since Haley seems more like a Democrat than a Republican, but still it’s a mistake.

But for Biden to point fingers at Trump for misspeaking is hilarious.

“I don’t agree with Nikki Haley on everything, but we agree on this much: She is not Nancy Pelosi,” Biden posted on X, attaching a campaign ad that knocked Trump for the mix-up and highlighted concerns about his mental fitness.

However, Biden attacking anyone over their mental fitness is like Joy Behar attacking Melania Trump for being ugly, or Sunny Hostin attacking Sen. Tim Scott for being “too white."

The ad included remarks from Haley, the former governor of South Carolina and UN ambassador, reacting to Trump’s comments made on Friday.

In the ad, Haley’s comments from a Saturday rally were interspersed with moments from Trump’s rally on Friday and from earlier rallies.

“Last night, Trump is at a rally. And he’s going on and on, mentioning me multiple times as to why I didn’t handle January 6 better. I wasn’t in office then. They’re saying he got confused,” Haley said in the ad.

“He got confused. He got confused and said he was running against Obama. He never ran against Obama. Don’t put our country at risk like this,” she said.

Biden had referred to himself as the Vice President when he was President, and Kamala Harris as President. So there’s that.

As Trump has correctly said, Biden can’’t string two sentences together.

And everyone knows how lost he gets after fumbling a speech off a teleprompter and tries to find his way off stage.

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