Watch: Biden Accidentally Condemns Putin For Invading Russia In Series Of Ukraine-Related Flubs

Listen. Everybody misspeaks. Everybody mixes up a word or two here and there every so often. It really does happen to everybody. But when it’s happening so often that people are impressed when you manage make it through an entire prewritten statement without a major verbal flub, that’s kind of an issue. And then, if you happen to be the President of the United States of America, it’s an even bigger deal.

In a TV interview, President Joe Biden posed a very interesting question about the issues we’re facing today. To no one’s surprise, Biden flubbed again.

“How do we get to this place where, you know, Putin decides he’s gonna just invade Russia? Nothing like this has happened since World War II.”

WATCH: Biden falsely says Putin is invading Russia.

Vladimir Putin is the President of Russia and is currently invading Ukraine, not his own country. pic.twitter.com/zH0DYD6NXS

— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) March 5, 2022

He managed to correct himself this time. But just the other day at the State of the Union, he referred to the Ukrainian people as the Iranian people, and said we aren’t going to send out troops to fight Ukraine.

We could have a whole conversation about how we have gotten to the point where Putin has decided to invade Ukraine, or about how this kind of thing actually HAS happened since WW2, but I think that Biden may literally be cognitively incapable of dealing with or commenting on these issues. Plus they wouldn’t like the answers to these questions.

It’s been more than 400 days of a senile Biden presidency, and about 365 days before that of a senile Presidential campaign.

We’re at this place now where it’s considered a “win” if he completes a prepared and rehearsed statement without making a major verbal flub like this. And people need to quit pretending like this is totally normal.