Former President Donald Trump poked fun at President Joe Biden by pretending to get lost on stage, which has become a frequent incident for the incumbent president.
During the California Republican convention in Anaheim, Trump mimicked Biden’s usual moments of appreading lost on stage. The 45th president referred to such moments as “the guy can’t find his way off of a stage.”
Trump imitating Biden getting lost on stage is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
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“Look, here’s a stage,” Trump said, which followed laughter from the audience. ‘I’ve never seen this stupid stage before. I’ve never seen it before. But if I walk left, there’s a stair. And if I walk right, there’s a stair.”
He added, “And this guy gets up, (as if to say) ‘where am I? Where the hell am I?'”
Most recently, Biden visited the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) headquarters in Florida, where he appeared lost and repeatedly asked, “Where am I going now?”
Trump’s mockery received wild responses on social media, with many netizens joining in on the fun.
“Hahahahahahahaha: Trump imitating Biden getting lost on stage multiple times. WATCH,” Simon Ateba, White House correspondent for Today News Africa, wrote on the social media platform X.
“Painfully accurate. If Biden insists on taking on Trump again (assuming Trump is GOP nominee)—he will lose,” responded British journalist and broadcaster Piers Morgan.
This comes as officials continue to question Biden’s physical and mental wellness, especially after he announced his reelection campaign earlier this month.
Voters are also showing serious concerns for Biden’s age and health, as an October survey found that 64 percent of Americans, including 50 percent of Democrats, said they were “concerned” about the president’s mental health.
Biden became the oldest individual ever elected to serve in the White House, and he could break the record should he win again in 2024.
Trump called Biden’s concerning mental incidents a sign that he wouldn’t be the 2024 Democratic nominee, although the incumbent is running virtually unopposed in the primary.
“There will be a lot of Democrats competing; it’s going to be very interesting,” Trump said, suggesting that California Gov. Gavin Newsom could replace Biden because he is the president’s “top surrogate.”
