Biden Criticized For Calling VP Harris ‘This Woman To My Left Here’

During remarks he delivered today at the White House for a Women’s History Month reception with Vice President Kamala Harris, First Lady Jill Biden, and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff, President Joe Biden referred to Kamala Harris as “This Woman To My Left Here.”

The remark from President Joe Biden immediately drew harsh criticism from critics online, who accused Biden of forgetting Vice President Kamala Harris’ name. See some of those responses below,

He doesn’t even remember her name! OMG!!

— Jodi Lynn (@RoseLane007) March 18, 2024

Other internet users contended that Biden did not forget Harris’ name, and that the President simply used the phrase to describe the location of his Vice President. You be the judge. See the clip of Biden referring to Vice President Kamala Harris as ‘This Woman To My Left Here,’ in the clip below,

Biden refers to Kamala Harris as "this woman to my left here"

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— Slingshot News (@NewsSlingshot) March 19, 2024

As the 2024 Election approaches, and Biden faces both former President Donald Trump and independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the public focus continues to zero in on Biden’s health.

A recent poll by NBC News found that over 76% of voters have concerns about Biden’s age and health heading into the 2024 Election, while a large percentage of voters are also concerned about former President Trump’s legal battles. The Hill reports on that,

President Biden’s age and health and former President Trump’s legal woes are serious issues of concern for voters, according to a new poll ahead of a potential November rematch between the two.

The latest NBC News poll found 76 percent of voters had major or moderate concerns when asked whether Biden, 81, has “the necessary mental and physical health to be president for a second term.” Another 13 percent said they had minor concerns, while 11 percent said they had no real concerns on the issue.

The Hill

Biden’s age and health continue to be a fixation for voters heading into the November election. Rising conflicts in places like Haiti, Israel, and Ukraine will certainly only add to these worries as the election day nears.