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WATCH: Joe Biden Has a Battle with His Food at White House Correspondents’ Dinner

Cristina Laila April 28, 2024 Uncategorized Comments Off on WATCH: Joe Biden Has a Battle with His Food at White House Correspondents’ Dinner

Joe Biden Saturday evening stayed up past his bedtime to deliver remarks at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner with Hollywood elitists.

Far-left protestors stormed the WH Correspondents’ dinner and harassed celebrities ‘journalists’ as they walked into the Washington Hilton.

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Biden struggled to eat his food. He isn’t used to eating solid food and feeding himself. Saturday night’s dinner was different than his usual pureed food spoon-fed to him.

He appeared confused as he pushed the salad around on his plate and got distracted by a dinner roll. Biden struggled to break the bread roll and barely got his fork to his mouth.

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The WHCD was a snooze fest.

Biden openly joked about spearheading prosecutions against his main political opponent Donald Trump.

He also smeared Trump and repeated the debunked “bloodbath” hoax.

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