Published 09:00 IST, November 4th 2020
Trump campaign mocks Biden for gaffe as he confuses granddaughter with late son
Joe Biden, who is known for mixing words and sentences, recently confused his granddaughter with his son Beau, who had died of cancer in 2015.
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Democratic Party presidential candidate Joe Biden, who is often spotted mixing words and sentences, recently confused his granddaughter with his son Beau, who had died of cancer in 2015. Biden, while speaking to his supporters in Philadelphia, brought forward his granddaughter and introduced her as his son Beau. However, when Biden realised his mistake he quickly corrected himself, saying "this is my granddaughter Natalie", which again was a gaffe because he pulled the wrong grandchild.
WATCH: Joe Biden mixes up his granddaughters pic.twitter.com/NzsHPqKw2c
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US President Donald Trump's campaign took the opportunity to mock the Democratic nominee as they shared the video of the gaffe on social media platforms, writing "Joe Biden mixes up his granddaughters. Biden is not the only one known for mixing words and sentences, as his opponent also has a similar trait. Trump had once referred to Thailand as "Thighland", which had sparked a massive meme fest on social media platforms and is one of the examples of his goof-ups.
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09:01 IST, November 4th 2020