‘I like kids better than people,’
Biden says as hecklers shout ‘F–k
Joe Biden’
Posted By: Ribicon, 10/15/2021 11:26:02 PM
“I like kids better than people,” President Biden said Friday after getting a hug from a toddler in Connecticut while nearby protesters bellowed, “[expletive] Joe Biden.” “When I talked to all your folks out on the playground, I joked that everybody knows I like kids better than people. Fortunately they like me. That’s why maybe I like them,” Biden said during a speech in Hartford. Biden, 78, kneeled outside the Capitol Child Development Center and gave one child a hug and spoke to several others. But the playground cheer was nearly drowned out by immigration reform activists and some supporters of former President Donald Trump. A similar scene
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Queen advised to drop her daily cocktail;
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Thing’ Because It Means ‘More People
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The disgusting, senile old pervert is heckled wherever he goes. That's better than nothing.