Joe Biden Calls Himself 'Stupid' For Not Doing 1 Donald Trump Thing
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The president said he "learned something from" the president-elect.
President Joe Biden on Tuesday said he was “stupid” not to have added his name to coronavirus pandemic relief checks, which his predecessor-turned-imminent-successor, President-elect Donald Trump, did in 2020.
“I signed the American Rescue Plan, the most significant economic recovery package in our history, and also learned something from Donald Trump,” Biden told the Brookings Institution during a speech defending his administration’s economic record.
Trump “signed checks for people for 7,400 bucks and I didn’t,” Biden noted.
“Stupid,” the outgoing POTUS then said, pointing to his head.
The line drew laughter from the audience.
The university ordered people to hide out in several campus buildings as the Franklin Fire tore through Malibu.
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The president-elect appeared very confused about how American citizenship is conferred.
The former-and-future president didn't elaborate on who he thought should get a monument, so people on social media made their own nominations.
Social media wits gleefully noted that Fox News and Newsmax had declined to hire the former Florida representative and failed attorney general nominee.
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"You should stop there," the Fox News host told her colleague.
You don’t have to feel good about these reactions to a human tragedy to understand why anybody associated with the insurance industry would inspire such hostility.