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Biden Mixes Up National Name During LGBTQ+ Rights Speech

Former President Joe Biden delivered a speech at the International LGBTQ+ Leaders Conference on Friday, where he received the Chris Abele Impact Award for his administration’s progress in LGBTQ+ rights. However, the event was marked by an unexpected moment when the 83-year-old leader mispoke during what should have been a call to continue fighting for equality.

At one point, building towards a familiar patriotic tone, Biden urged attendees “continue the fight” for equality and reminded them not to lose heart. He declared, “We just have to get up. As long as we keep the faith … and remember who the hell we are. We’re the United States of Amerigotit, that’s who we are! We’re the U.S.!” The intended phrase was “United States of America,” but his pronunciation resulted in a clip circulating widely online.

He also emphasized the need to stand up against efforts to “distort and derail our fight for equality” by those like President Donald Trump and “MAGA Republicans.” According to reports, Biden stated that the push for LGBTQ+ rights is fundamentally about “basic decency,” countering claims that it represents something sinister.

This misstatement has drawn criticism from conservatives. They are citing it as evidence that the mainstream media may have overlooked potential signs of decline in a prominent figure’s condition while he was serving as president, suggesting any such issues were downplayed previously.

Biden’s allies respond by noting his policy record and defending against suggestions that the slip indicates anything more than typical political discourse. The focus should remain on substance over form, they argue.

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