Former Vice President Joe Biden had yet another verbal slip-up on Music Archivesthe campaign trail on Saturday but at least this time he could laugh it off as it presented quite a silly -- and appropriate? -- twist on Donald Trump's name.
Speaking alongside other 2020 Democratic candidates at the New Hampshire Democratic Party's state convention, Biden mistakenly called Trump, "Donald Hump" while lambasting the current president and his administration as an "abhorrent" moment in time.
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Both Biden and the crowd chuckled as Biden himself noted the mistake but muttering, "Freudian slip" as he continued his speech. But a sly smile a few seconds later showed that, accident or no, Biden was still amused.
SEE ALSO: Joe Biden's quick response to Stephen Colbert's gaffe dig is undeniably excellentIt's a silly change of pace from otherverbalgaffesBiden has made on the campaign trail that have been dogging him as the front-runner with other candidates like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren nipping at his heels.
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