Biden calls Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu
a 'bad f****** guy' in latest foul-mouth
tirade from 81-year-old president
Posted By: Imright, 2/5/2024 8:44:10 AM
President Joe Biden's foul language continues after he allegedly called Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu a 'bad f****** guy.' People who have spoken to President Joe Biden are claiming that the 81-year-old leader called Benjamin Netanyahu a 'bad f****** guy' in private conversations, Politico revealed. Biden's alleged insults come as the U.S. is dragged further into war and conflict in the Middle East. Politico's Jonathan Martin wrote a column on Sunday explaining how Biden, 81, is losing millions of votes amongst young liberals for the United States' support of Israel amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza with Hamas.
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Mitch McConnell, 82, to STEP DOWN as Republican
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Senate leader after serving for almost
20 years 19 replies
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Demo-rats
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Yes, the “c” in Democrat today is either silent or should be dropped totally from the party name.
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Thus, Demo/rats is a much more accurate descriptor for these destructive vermin.
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