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Biden introduces Zelenskiy as ‘President Putin’ at Nato summit

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Biden introduces Zelenskiy as ‘President Putin’ at Nato summit

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US president says ‘Ladies and gentleman, President Putin’, before realising mistake and correcting himself

Did he do it for the memes?

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I will take weekend at Bernie’s in the White House with people who actually understand policies over fascist bat shit crazy any day. Not even a discussion for me.
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  Why does Bernie only get to serve a weekend at the White House and not a full term?
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  He wouldn’t even be our first weekend at Bernie’s president. There’s Wilson and Reagan that I’m aware of and probably a couple that I’m not.
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  weekend at Bernie’s in the White House
  
  I’d watch the hell out of that
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    Weekend at Bernie’s 2: the White House Special

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