Ashley Greene: White House Gaffe — Joe Biden asking for Jackie Walorski (R-IN) who DIED in a car accident in August & Kamala Harris touted ‘Strong Alliance with North Korea’

Can’t take them anywhere!

Now VP Kamala Harris says U.S. has a ‘strong alliance with NORTH Korea’ – in another White House gaffe – 24 hours after President Biden tried to pick out dead congresswoman in crowd

Vice President Kamala Harris mixed up North and South Korea
She touted the alliance the U.S. has with ‘the Republican North Korea’ during her visit to the DMZ during a four-day swing through Asia
The embarrassing gaffe came on the heels of Joe Biden asking a crowd to identify a decease congresswoman the day prior
It also comes as North Korea launched yet another missile on Thursday amid concerns the communist country could conduct a nuclear test

Kamala Harris continued an embarrassing week for the White House by mistakenly touting the U.S. alliance with ‘the Republic of North Korea’ – just one day after President Joe Biden called out for a dead congresswoman at an event on ending hunger.

The vice president concluded her trip through Asia with a visit to the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on Thursday where she made the gaffe confusing the communist North Korea with U.S. ally nation of South Korea.

‘It’s 50 meters away, ma’am!’ Kamala Harris is dumbfounded as she uses binoculars to view North Korea from DMZ (which is right in front of her!)

‘The United States shares a very important relationship, which is an alliance with the Republic of North Korea,’ Harris said during a speech at the DMZ Thursday, intending to refer to the Republic of Korea, the official name of South Korea.

‘It is an alliance that is strong and enduring,’ she continued, not appearing to recognize her mistake.

A communications advisor for Texas Senator Ted Cruz called Harris a ‘flat out moron’ for her remarks.

‘I cannot state enough that the commitment of the United States to the defense of the Republic of Korea is iron-clad, and that we will do everything in our power to ensure that it has meaning in every way that the words suggest,’ Harris added in her remarks.

‘In the South, we see a thriving democracy,’ she added. ‘In the North, we see a brutal dictatorship.’

Her remarks professing U.S. support for South Korea’s defense came as North Korea launched yet another missile on Thursday in the face of the vice president’s trip to Asia.

The mix up between the North and South Korean nations came on the heels of a disastrous clean-up by the White House to try and explain away Biden forgetting that Representative Jackie Walorski died in a car crash last month.

During remarks at the conclusion of her visit to the DMZ, Harris touted the alliance the U.S. has with 'the Republican North Korea' ¿ an embarrassing gaffe on the heels of President Joe Biden asking the crowd to identify a decease congresswoman the day prior

During remarks at the conclusion of her visit to the DMZ, Harris touted the alliance the U.S. has with ‘the Republican North Korea’ – an embarrassing gaffe on the heels of President Joe Biden asking the crowd to identify a decease congresswoman the day prior

The stenographer’s transcript for the vice president showed the word ‘North’ crossed out for her remarks despite Harris not correcting her mistake in real-time during the speech. This is common practice for the White House stenographers when fact-checking transcripts

Biden, 79, asked a crowd gathered Wednesday for the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health in Washington, D.C. where Walorski was located as he thanked lawmakers for their work on a plan to end hunger in the U.S. by 2030.

He interrupted his own remarks to ask: ‘Jackie, are you here?’

‘Where’s Jackie? She must not be here,’ Biden concluded.

Biden: “Jackie are you here? Where’s Jackie?” Rep. Jackie Walorski (R-IN) died in a car accident in August

The White House engaged in a confusing and nonsensical explanation for why Biden was looking for the late congresswoman, claiming she was ‘at top of mind.’

Biden’s Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre insisted that it’s ‘not unusual’ for people to say the names of deceased individuals when they are ‘at top of mind,’ a phrase she continued to repeat throughout her briefing Wednesday during questions from multiple outlets including CNN, CBS and The Washington Post.

Now, the vice president has made a gaffe within 24 hours of the president’s mess up by confusing which country the U.S. has a ‘strong alliance’.

Texas Representative Troy Nehls hopped on both Harris’ mistake and the White House’s excuse for Biden’s gaffe in one tweet Thursday.

‘Everything’s fine!’ he sarcastically wrote along with a video of the vice president. ‘North Korea was just ‘top of mind’ for the Vice President.’