What a trip! Biden, 80, stumbles on the
Air Force One stairs Again after three-day
whirlwind visit to Europe - including
a sleepless 10-hour train journey to Ukraine
Posted By: Imright, 2/22/2023 5:53:42 PM
President Joe Biden had quite an end to his trip Wednesday evening, stumbling up the stairs of Air Force One again, as he headed back to the United States after a three-day visit to Europe that included stops in Ukraine and Poland. The president, 80, memorably fell up the stairs of Air Force One just two months into his administration in March 2021. In June, he also fell off his bike while spending a weekend away in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Additionally, a female White House staffer fell down the stairs of Air Force One as Biden arrived in Warsaw late Monday, after his travels to Kyiv.
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