in a new gagUS President Joe Biden made an offensive statement about the Irish during a recent speech in his hometown of Delaware, according to the New York Post. New York Post.
“I may be Irish, but I’m not stupid,” Biden said in a meeting before veterans.
The US president also confused his wife’s grandfather with his father, and said: “I married Dominique Giacoba’s daughter, so I have some Italian.”
Here, Biden made a mistake in his wife’s father’s name, because Dominic Giakoba is his grandfather and his father’s name is Donald Jacobs.
The audience of military veterans and federal officials fell silent as they listened to President Biden’s remarks.
His words sparked widespread criticism on social media, with journalist Mary Margaret Olohan deeming Biden’s remarks a “hate crime”.
“Just the same old-school anti-Irish stereotypes,” said Jerry Dunleavy, a reporter for the Washington Examiner. It is reported that Biden’s great grandfather moved to America from Ireland in the 19th century.
Biden loves this Bidenism (he’s said it before) – just random old school anti-Irish stereotypes, but he thinks it’s a funny part of his gift of the gab because he considers himself Irish (his great-great-grandfather transferred to America from Ireland in 1800.) https://t.co/VJrcjdYzax
— Jerry Christmas 🎅🏼🎄 (@JerryDunleavy) December 16, 2022
This lack represents the link in a long series of real gaffes committed by the president of the United States since he assumed the presidency.
has become Biden, who turns 80 this year, the greatest president of the United States in history. His opponents accuse him of continuing his mental decline, citing his frequent gaffes and mistakes.
