The president of United States, Joe Biden, has set off the alarms with one of his statements this Thursday. “That’s why I, and many people I grew up with, have cancer,” he literally said in an intervention. He announces that he has cancer. Without having it. A lapse that the White House has had to deny: on his day he had melanomas, from which he has already recovered, and his state of health now, they say, is good.
And it is not the only one gaffe that Biden has starred in. In fact, even he himself recognized four years ago that she was a “goof machine“. The truth is that the president of the United States drags a stutter from childhood that sometimes makes it difficult for him to speak, collects Eph.
One of the most notable is the outraged many Indian Americans. “In Delaware, the fastest growing population group is American Indians, moving from India. You can’t go to a 7-Eleven or a Dunkin’ Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent. You don’t I’m kidding,” Biden assured one of his supporters in June 2006. Those who took the hint accused him of racism and reinforcing stereotypes. Biden replied that what he wanted was to celebrate that the Indian immigrants who arrived in his state were no longer only rich, such as engineers or scientists, but also others from the middle class, the aforementioned agency collects.
Another of the comments on this list is the one he made when introducing Obama during a rally with the then Democratic presidential candidate in August 2008 in Springfield (Illinois). “A man I am proud to call my friend. A man who will be the next president of the United States: Barack America!” he expressed.
The American president, with COVID
However, the White House has reported that Joe Biden has tested positive for COVID-19 this morning and has “very mild” symptoms of the disease. Biden, who has had the vaccine against the disease and also the two boosters, has started treatment with the oral antiretroviral drug Paxlovid, will remain isolated in the White House and will continue to work.
In this sense, the White House has indicated that the president has already been in contact with members of his team by telephone and will participate in several telephone or videoconference meetings from his residence. According to White House protocol, which goes beyond the recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)Biden will remain isolated until he tests negative and will not return to his duties in person until then.
The White House promised to update data on the president’s health status daily while he continues to work. The White House medical unit will also inform all of the president’s close contacts, including those he had yesterday with members of Congress and the media, as well as others, during his trip to Massachusetts. The last test that Biden had done and that had been negative It was last Tuesday.
Source: Lasexta
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