Biden’s Angola Trip Descends Into Chaos Full of Gaffes and Controversial Moments

Joe Biden pardoned Hunter, then went to Africa for several days in the hope that he would be able to avoid questions regarding the pardon.

 

He hasn’t quelled the controversy. Even Jon Stewart mocks him and Chuck Todd of MSNBC calls him out. Karine Jean-Pierre, White House Press Secretary, did a pitiful job of defending him. She fell over herself when she tried to defend it.

 

Biden’s response in Angola was bizarre. He said, “Welcome to America.”

 

 

He then made bizarre comments about Biden being like “poor family members.”

 

 

You’ve been here much longer than necessary, and we would like you to return home. The 20th of January can’t arrive soon enough.

 

In a very embarrassing moment, the president of Angola had to lead him around in an unsettling manner.

 

 

It took him a little while to realize the hand being held out to him.

 

Biden then created even more controversy when he was overseas.

 

Biden’s announcement of a $1 billion donation to aid Africa in recovering from disasters angered many, especially given the conditions that have been created in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene.

 

 

People were furious.

 

 

Biden was in town to discuss a rail project and other topics. He said he was “pro-rail” because he “has ridden daily over 1,300,000.00 miles to my job” for the past 30 years.

 

Do you do it every day? Joe, you might want to retell that story. Even if you meant to say that you lived in Virginia for part of the time, this isn’t accurate because you didn’t travel every day during the other years.

 

Angola, country, city? Biden is confused and must correct himself.

 

 

He also claimed that Donald Trump, the President-elect of the United States, had served in office for eight years.

 

But hey, it’s Joe; it doesn’t have to make sense for the guy who’s as “sharp as a tack.”