In recent days and hours, the intensity of the campaigns between the Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and the current President Joe Biden has escalated. A mutual video war has ignited on social media between the two bitter rivals, exciting and angering supporters of both sides.
Last night, Trump suggested to his Democratic opponent that he should undergo a cognitive test, presenting the name of a famous doctor. However, the former president, who turned 78 two days ago, made an embarrassing mistake according to Biden's supporters. During a speech at the Turning Point Action conference in Detroit, Trump stated, "Biden should take a cognitive test like I did when I was president." He went on to say that Texas Republican Congressman "Ronny Johnson, who served as the White House doctor, told him after the test he underwent that he is the healthiest president in American history."
However, Trump seemingly did not notice that he had made a mistake, as the correct name of the doctor is "Ronny Jackson," who is considered one of the staunchest defenders of the former president on Capitol Hill.
Of course, Biden's campaign did not let this slip by unnoticed, quickly catching the blunder and sharing the video on all their social media accounts to highlight Trump’s mistakes. This is particularly noteworthy as the former president has consistently focused in his interviews and speeches during campaign rallies on Biden's stumbles and lapses to suggest a decline in his mental capabilities, thereby questioning his eligibility for a second term in the White House.
Biden has often emphasized Trump's lack of awareness of his surroundings and his confusion on several occasions in order to undermine him. Meanwhile, Biden's campaign has likewise begun to track Trump's errors during interviews or speeches to his supporters.
In a previous sarcastic video, Biden sent a birthday greeting to his opponent, assuring him that "age is just a number"! It is worth noting that Biden is only three years older than Trump, who turned 78 last Friday. However, the issue of age has significantly entered this election battle, along with topics like immigration, U.S. support for Israel, and others.
