Joe Biden’s deputy appeared on stage at the 2022 Essence Culture Festival at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, Louisiana over the weekend. However, the humiliating howl of Pelican was overlooked by the large, bold letters just below her name and the Vice President’s seal in the background of the stage. In an embarrassing rant, it says: New Orleans Louisiana. “
Ms. Harris and actress Keke Palmer seemed unaware of the mistake while talking about the US Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the Roe v. Wade case. Wade ends federal rights to abortion in nearly 50 years.
It wasn’t immediately clear if the event organizer or Harris’s promotional team was the cause of the spelling accident.
But it didn’t stop the sharp-eyed social media users who use Twitter to brutally mock humiliating rants.
“FullChicken” (@ FullChicken_) (@ rolandsmartin) joked: “I always wanted to go to Lasagne.”
Twitter user “BryanHShamanBlues” (@ BryanH33328991) wrote: “No one on the social media team knows how to use Google or spell checking :-)”
“James Cox” (@JCinhisworld) said, “P *** up and the brewery somehow come to mind.”
“Chip in’Dell” (@ bayou_chip) commented:
“Nothing works well in this administration,” said fellow Twitter users “RyanEllis” (@ RyanLEllis).
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The crunch midterm elections will take place later this year, and Biden’s Democrats are expected to suffer some major losses.
Mark Penn, co-director of the Harvard CAPS-Harris Paul Survey, told Hill: As president.
“Only 30 percent of Democrats vote for him in the Democratic primary,” he said.
Polls also showed that most of the 1,308 respondents who attended June 28-29 did not want former President Donald Trump to run for the White House in 2024.
It has been widely speculated for several months that the former president may be considering an early announcement to confirm his candidacy for the White House for the third time.
However, 61% of poll participants oppose Mr. Trump’s move, and the remaining 39% believe he should run for president again in 2024.