Elon Musk makes fun of Joe Biden for making yet another mistake

• Elon Musk mocked Joe Biden for reading out instructions on his teleprompter in a televised speech.
• The President was outlining his executive order following the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade ruling.
• However, Biden is mocked for reading the instructions “end of quote” and “read line again”.

After Joe Biden made another mistake during a speech regarding his new executive order; in response to the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision, Elon Musk poked fun of him.

The President was speaking after he issued an executive order to safeguard; women seeking abortions in reaction to the court’s June 24 decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Biden also read out instructions after a quotation during the speech: “It is noteworthy ;that more women regularly register to vote and cast ballots than males; a difference that is reflected in the percentages of both groups. End of quotation.”

He proceeded: “the line again. Women are not devoid of…”

Both the CEO of Tesla and Washington Times columnist Tim Young; made fun of him.

Musk, who has been arguing with the President in public for months; tweeted on Friday with a meme that read: “Whoever controls the teleprompter is the true President!”

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