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Perhaps none of us should be too surprised that President Joe Biden’s gaffes are not limited to his performance in Washington D.C. His participation in the G7 summit has afforded him the opportunity to embarrass Americans in front of a global audience.
If you were trying to quell your questions about whether the 78-year-old has the cognitive ability to effectively lead, his latest performance might just make that effort feel impossible.
In one video clip, for instance, he looks confused and out of it as he moves about an outdoor seating area. Eventually, his wife helps him leave the area.
There have been many other embarrassing moments for Biden (and, in effect, for Americans) at the G7 summit. He ruined a photo opportunity, gave an inappropriate and awkward gift, and got cranky with reporters. He confused Libya and Syria.
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