Democratic candidate Joe Biden had trouble getting his words out on Saturday during a rally in Michigan as he railed against President Trump's plans for healthcare.
Biden has suffered from a stutter throughout his life and recently misread 'true international pressure' from his teleprompter during a rally last Saturday as 'truaninonashufodopressure.
Despite common knowledge that the former vice president has had to overcome a stutter in his long career in public service, including decades as a senator from Delaware, Biden has still come under frequent criticism for his verbal gaffes on the campaign trail.
On Monday, while campaigning in Toledo, Ohio, Biden provided the president with more fodder.
I'm running as a proud Democrat for the Senate, when I ran as a proud Democrat for vice president, and I'm running as a proud Democrat for president,' Biden said.
Trump, who was in Sanford, Florida for a rally a few weeks ago, repeated his line attacking Biden for forgetting Romney's name and what office he is running for.
Biden is not the only one to have fluffed his lines - the president has also made plenty of gaffes while speaking from his prompter.
Sunday, November 1, 2020
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