“Joey Baby!”...Biden Tells Awkward Story
About Amtrak Conductor Who Grabbed
His Cheeks [Video]
Posted By: Imright, 5/2/2021 3:32:12 AM
Joe “Amtrak” Biden made an appearance yesterday to push his infrastructure bill and to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Amtrak. Biden rambled on in different directions during his speech, but then he broke out one of his tall tales. He just can’t help himself with the awkward stories. First, it was Corn Pop and kids rubbing his leg hair in the community pool, and now it’s a story about the Amtrak conductor who grabbed his cheeks and said, “Joe Baby!” Biden has mastered the folksy “Joe from Scranton” and Joe “Amtrak” Biden schtick.
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