Ukraine's First Lady and Alexei Navalny's
widow both turn down White House invitations
to Biden's State of the Union address
Posted By: Imright, 3/6/2024 1:45:21 PM
Olena Zelenska, Ukraine's first lady, turned down an invitation from the White House to attend Thursday's State of the Union address, dashing President Joe Biden's dreams of seating her next to Alexi Navalvny's widow in a show of force against Russia. The White House intended to place Zelenska and Yulia Navalnaya, the widow of murdered Russian opposition leader, in Jill Biden's box on the night of the president's prime time address. The plan was to use the women as powerful image against Russian President Vladimir Putin, coming at a time when Biden wants Congress to approve more aid for the Ukraine.
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He walked into the House chamber to shouts of 'Joe' from Democrats and loud applause. Biden, a more than 30-year veteran of Capitol Hill, stopped to talk to several lawmakers as he walked down the aisle.
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But those not in the top one percent
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Haley says fractured GOP primary proves
Trump will lose to Biden. History suggests otherwise 25 replies
Trump will lose to Biden. History suggests otherwise 25 replies
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Despite being widely criticized for his lackluster campaign and showing continuing signs of age-related mental impairment, Biden holds a slender 43% to 42% lead over Trump. The online national poll of 1,246 registered voters was taken