US EditionBiden Stumbles Over Words in Speech at D.C. Conference
- Former President Joe Biden mistakenly said 'Amerigotit' instead of 'America' during a speech at the International LGBTQ+ Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C. while urging the audience to continue the fight for equality.
- Biden faced a backlash for his gaffe while criticizing the Trump administration's policies on LGBTQ+ rights, stating they attempted to distort the fight for equality.
- At the conference, Biden received the Chris Abele Impact Award for his efforts in advancing LGBTQ+ rights during his presidency, highlighting the inclusivity of his administration.
- Biden's health has been a topic of concern, particularly after a prostate cancer diagnosis earlier this year and a history of a speech impediment.
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'United States of Amerigotit': Joe Biden stuns crowd with new gaffe in LGBTQ+ conference speech
Former President Joe Biden had a shocking slip-up during his speech at the International LGBTQ+ Leaders Conference, mispronouncing 'America' as 'Amerigotit.' The viral moment has sparked reactions across social media, with supporters calling it a minor stumble and critics mocking the blunder. Watch the full clip and see how Biden tried to recover live on stage.
Former US President Joseph Biden (83) made a slip during a speech in which he defended his support for transgender rights, calling Americans "Amerigoths", Fox News reports.
Joe Biden invents new name for our country while butchering 'America' · American Wire News
Former President Joe Biden’s recent public appearance is a reminder of the bullet America dodged in 2024. While speaking at the LGBTQ+ Leaders Conference in Washington D.C., Biden made a particularly interesting verbal gaffe when it came time to pronounce the name of our country. Watch: Joe Biden attempts to pronounce the name of our country: “We’re the United States of Ameragottit.” pic.twitter.com/4YsjgUOLAM — Greg Price (@greg_price11) Decem…
Another embarrassing slip of the tongue by Joe Biden has stirred up American public opinion.
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