Joe Biden Recalls the First Time He Saw
a Gay Couple — and the 'Simple' Way
His Dad Explained Their Love
Posted By: NorthernDog, 3/14/2023 9:27:23 AM
Joe Biden is making his first appearance on The Daily Show since taking office as the president of the United States — and weighing in on attacks against LGBTQ+ Americans — sitting down with actor and former Obama administration staffer Kal Penn for a segment airing Monday night. (Snip) The president continues: "I turned and looked at my dad, and he said, 'Joey, it's simple, they love each other.' ... It's just that simple. It doesn't matter whether it's same-sex or a heterosexual couple, you should be able to be married. What is the problem?" Biden made history as the vice president in
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Joe-Joe claims he and his dad saw 2 men kissing when he was in high school - around 1960. Another tall tale.