'Where's Jackie?': Biden's miscue raises
fresh questions about his age
Posted By: NorthernDog, 9/29/2022 9:05:15 AM
President Joe Biden’s Wednesday slip asking for a deceased lawmaker during a White House event left reporters at the afternoon press briefing with a question of their own: How could the president, who turns 80 shortly after the midterm elections, have been confused about her whereabouts? "What happened in the hunger event today?" asked a reporter in the first exchange on the subject, noting Biden "seemed to indicate she might be in the room," before asking again, "What happened there?" (Snip) But the response raised as many questions as it answered. Jean-Pierre was hesitant to concede that Biden had misspoken
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Kremlin announces Russia will annex four
occupied regions in Ukraine; Nord Stream
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occupied regions in Ukraine; Nord Stream
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They need to rush him back to the Delaware basement for a long weekend away from microphones.