White House Denies Report That Biden Is
Furious At Aides Undermining His Reliability,
Fueling GOP Talking Points
Posted By: Imright, 5/31/2022 11:04:55 AM
A reportedly frustrated and furious President Joe Biden feels that his aides are undermining him by rushing to re-explain his remarks, sources told NBC News.White House Deputy Press Secretary Andrew Bates pushed back against this NBC report in a Tuesday morning statement to The Daily Wire, noting that NBC buried the White House’s denial that Biden is feeling frustrated 28 graphs into its story.“As we’ve said before, no clarifications of the President’s remarks are ever issued without his direct approval,” Bates told The Daily Wire.
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In May – Despite Banning Any Mention
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