Another obvious contribution to the president. Joe Biden‘s blunder The series made waves. Arizona on Friday, October 25th. He was apparently singing the praises of the very lively former Democratic congresswoman Gabby Giffords. Eyebrow-raising remarks followed as he began praising US Senator Mark Kelly.

The commander-in-chief told the Gila River Indian Community that he was welcomed to the stage by Gov. Stephen Lewis. Indian community, “I am Joe Biden and I Jill Biden‘s husband.” Then he took a moment to name the Native American community, trying to find the words. “Governor, thank you for this introduction. And to the Gila River Indian Community – to the Gila… to the Gila… there’s nothing wrong with me.” Finally he pulled himself together and continued: “Gila River Indian Community, (thank you) for welcoming me today. “

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Joe Biden accidentally gives vivid praise to former US representative Gabby Giffords

Contrary to his assurances to the crowd that he was doing well, the 81-year-old US president has apparently stumbled again. Biden made a glaring verbal error by implying that Giffords was dead.

“Thank you Mark Kelly, a wonderful friend who is married to an incredible woman who is also my friend,” he added.

Kelly and Giffords have been married since 2007. The former congressman resigned. House of Representatives In 2012, a year after he miraculously survived being shot in the head at a Tucson forum.

During his recent speech in Arizona, Biden also acknowledged that he encountered problems reading the teleprompter without sunglasses due to the scorching sun. After taking off his aviators for a moment, he tried to speak to the crowd. After a minute, he put his signature accessory back on and confessed: “I wear these glasses because I have trouble seeing.”

Despite the setbacks, the event became historic as the president accomplished something no other sitting president had done, according to the Associated Press. while speaking to a crowd of locals gathered outside Phoenix. Biden apologized For the atrocities that Native American students suffered at boarding school due to the federal government’s manipulation. “As president of the United States, I formally apologize for our actions,” he said. “It’s a long, long, long overdue thing. “Frankly, there is no excuse for this apology to last 50 years.”

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Responses to Joe Biden’s historic apology to indigenous people

The AP also reported that while many people welcomed the long-awaited apology with tears in their eyes, they are now calling on the government to act on its words so that they do not come in vain.

“But as I watched, the tears started flowing,” said Bill Hall, a 71-year-old Seattle man who claimed he was 9 years old when he was uprooted from his Tlingit community in Alaska and forced to attend boarding school. It’s flowing from my eyes.” He added: “Yes, I accept your apology. Now what can we do next?” Hall reportedly suffered years of physical and sexual abuse at the boarding school.

Meanwhile, Rosalie, a 79-year-old Hurricane Soldier from the Rosebud Sioux Tribe, also seemed to feel “a tingling in my heart” when she heard the apology. Yet he could not ignore the devastating mistreatment he faced at a South Dakota school, which left him with a painful limp, among other horrors. “I’m sorry, it’s not enough. Nothing is enough when you hurt a human being,” he said. “An entire generation of people and our future were destroyed for us.”