All these darned Midwestern states look alike!
During a campaign stop in Ohio on Wednesday, Vice President Joe Biden forgot where he was. Again.
“I mean literally,” Biden said (probably meaning “figuratively”), “ladies and gentlemen, this is a guy [Mitt Romney] who’s running all the ads here in Iowa saying that he’s going to get tough on China.”
“I’ve had the great privilege of being able to be in this state now, I think it’s my 25th event (I’m not sure), but I’ve been all over this state.”
Hat-tip: Danielle Saul.
Good grief. Can we triple security on the President until Romney is inaugurated?
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He didn’t say IOWA, silly. He just flubbed the pronunciation of OIHO.
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I get the impression that some of the women behind the VP were wishing they were somewhere else.
Keep on teling yourself that…
Hey, it’s a four-letter state name with an I followed by an O. Can we give him half-credit?
I thought it was pronounced “I-da-HOE.”
Reading comprehension not your strong suit?
In 2008 I used to laugh uproariously when people expressed doubt as to someone like Sarah Palin being “one heartbeat away.” As if she couldn’t be Veep and Prez simultaneously, and do a better job than both of these clowns.
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Well “shuck and Jive”! How the heck can he be Vice President of the United States when he doesn’t have a clue where he is?
I always pronounce Ohio as “eye-oh-ho.” Just for because.
Stand up Chuck!
Notice nobody asks him to spell either state.
I wish he’d said “Michigan” – then Romney would win Ohio by 50 percentage points.
Go easy, he probably really thinks the state’s name is spelled OIHO.