Joe and Jill Biden are branded 'inconsiderate,
entitled and lousy' by Politico journalist
for letting their dogs repeatedly bite
Secret Service agents
Posted By: Imright, 8/5/2023 7:58:10 PM
President Joe Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden have been branded as 'inconsiderate, entitled and lousy' by Politico over the misbehavior of their dogs. Both dogs made headlines for their violent behavior toward staff - in particular Secret Service agents. The White House is now giving, one pooch named 'Commander,' extra training after being involved in 10 White House and Delaware attacks going back to last year.While, 'Major,' the other dog, was given to family friends in December 2021 - the same month the Biden family got Commander. The Politico piece titled 'Don't Blame the Dog. Blame Biden,' columnist Matthew Schaffer tore into the First Family.
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