'I sleep with a teacher's union member
every night': Biden makes off-color
joke about Jill at labor event
and takes a dig at Trump for boasting
about the stock markets
Posted By: Ribicon, 9/8/2021 3:58:51 PM
President Joe Biden marked a belated labor day at the White House Wednesday by speaking about how intimately he knew unions. 'By the way, of course, I sleep with a NEA member every night,' Biden told a crowd gathered in the East Room. 'Same one. same one,' he added as attendees applauded. As a teacher, first lady Jill Biden belongs to the National Education Association labor union. 'Jill had her first day of full time teaching yesterday—this year, back to school,' Biden also added.(Snip)Besides his cringe-worthy comment about Dr. Biden, the president leaned into the microphone at one point and, again, spoke in a whisper briefly
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There he is, the pride of New America.