WH Spox Gives Shocking Answer When Asked if Steps Will Be Taken to Help Keep Biden From Falling
If you worked for an elderly politician and they had several incidents of falling and being ridiculed, would you want to take steps to try to avoid such incidents? That seems to be a reasonable response. But it is not…
If you worked for an elderly politician and they had several incidents of falling and being ridiculed, would you want to take steps to try to avoid such incidents?
That seems to be a reasonable response. But it is not what we heard from the White House on Tuesday.
During a press briefing, Newsmax’s James Rosen recounted several times when President Joe Biden fell.
One specific example Rosen highlighted came from the president’s trip to Japan when he almost fell down stone steps. He pointed out there were handrails the president could have used to avoid an incident but he did not.
Rosen asked White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, “My question to you is whether this whole series of incidents has led the White House chief of staff to direct some kind of review of the advance procedures that are employed on behalf of the nation’s oldest president.”
“Let me say, you’ve paid a lot of attention to that particular situation,” Jean-Pierre responded.
She noted she was with the president on the trip but did not witness that incident.
And then her response got kind of weird. Instead of answering the question, Jean-Pierre for some reason launched into a roughly two-minute monologue about the president’s accomplishments since he took office and his 2020 election victory.