Yum! Biden, 81, spoons a 'triple thick'
milkshake into his mouth during a stop
at Cook Out after confused speech where
he asked 'where's Deborah' in search for
Democrat who wasn't even there
Posted By: Imright, 1/18/2024 11:27:32 PM
President Joe Biden enjoyed an unforgettable 'triple thick' milkshake during a trip to a Cook Out restaurant in North Carolina on Thursday – before briefly drawing a blank when trying to recall the person he had just been photographed with. The 81-year-old used cash to buy the 'triple thick' black and white - made of vanilla and chocolate syrup - and then spooned it into his mouth. He made the impromptu pitstop after a speech in Raleigh where he touted the plan to connect thousands of homes to high-speed internet. The tasty treat – he also ordered a bacon cheeseburger and fries – came after a speech
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