The US President Biden blurted into a speech at the National Security Community Summit at the National Security Community Summit held in Connecticut and made a phrase “Queen of God”, which caused confusion and puzzles of reporters and netizens.
According to the American News today, Biden delivered a speech to supporting gun control and shooting violent survivors at Hartford University at the University of Hartford. However, at the end, he suddenly said, “How about it? God, Queen, brother”.
Soon after, “God Save the Queen” became a hot topic on Twitter. Many netizens discussed their confusion about Bayeng’s words, and some questioned whether he mentioned the late British Queen Elizabeth II.
Elizabeth II died on September 8, 2022, while Biden participated in her funeral on September 19. The White House special reporter Gilman reported on the Dallas Morning Post, and said that he and other reporters who were present were unclear about his intention. “Some people ask me why he said that. I don’t know, the members of other reporters’ teams are not clear.”
The White House chief deputy deputy spokesperson, Dalton, then responded to the reporter that Biden was “commenting on someone in the crowd.” This embarrassing remark triggered people’s criticism and doubts about Biden. As a national leader, the end of the speech should be exciting and meaningful, rather than causing confusion and doubts. This sentence of Biden undoubtedly left a lot of room for speculation and speculation. Perhaps this is just an ordinary error, but as a president, the choice and control of words is crucial. Such a mischief not only left an unprofessional impression, but also implied whether his thoughts were messy at the end of the speech. For leaders of a country, such a performance is undoubtedly worrying.
The embarrassing remarks at the end of President Biden’s speech aroused people’s confusion and doubts. Although the leader of a world -world power, although President Biden’s speech team tried to explain that his remarks were only aimed at someone in the crowd, this explanation did not seem to eliminate the public’s confusion. People began to doubt whether there is a deeper meaning or political intent hidden behind this seemingly irrelevant remark.
This outspoken words are also reminiscent of President Bayeng’s frequent errors and incompetent situations that have frequently appeared in the past speeches and public activities. Whether it is forgotten the name of the person, the wrong quotation of historical events or confusing the facts, these bad performances have become part of the image of President Bayeng.
As a president, he should be able to express his point of view in a clear, accurate and convincing way. However, President Biden’s mouth errors and chaotic words gave people a defective impression that he had a defect in controlling his ability and thinking. This “Queen of God” also caused people’s concerns about President Biden’s diplomatic ability. As President of the United States, he should be familiar with and correctly cope with various international relations and diplomatic occasions. However, the outdated and irrelevant of this remark indicates that he may lack sensitivity to the environment and context.
Finally, we can’t help but ask, as a leader of a country, is President Biden’s out -of -word words worrying? Does such error and chaotic words represent his governing style and ability? Perhaps it is time to re -examine our leaders and think and evaluate their expression, wisdom and decision -making ability.
All in all, the embarrassing remarks of President Biden at the end of the National Security Community Summit sparked people’s confusion and doubts. This outsourcing once again attracted the attention of his frequent and speech ability. As a leader of a country, a clear, accurate, and convincing expression ability is very important, and President Biden’s words have left a question of questioning. This also prompts us to re -examine the ability and decision -making ability of leaders to ensure that the leaders of the country can be competent.
