Joe Biden: ‘I Like Kids Better Than People’
Biden maskes another weird gaffe during CNN town hall
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Joe Biden made another bizzare remark during his presidential town hall on CNN, this one involving his feelings toward children.
Biden told host Anderson Cooper:
“Everybody knows I like kids better than people.”
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“Everybody knows I like kids better than people.” - @JoeBiden @POTUS #BidenTownhall
— Steven Cheung (@CaliforniaPanda) February 17, 2021
I guess kids aren't people? pic.twitter.com/0Pc88VFHox
The comment has been flagged mainly because of past criticism of Biden's inappropriate behavior around women and children.
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As Neon Nettle reported in 2018, Biden was confronted about the viral videos of his inappropriate behavior during an event in New York that was streamed live on C-SPAN.
Howard Caplan attended the event at Global Institute of Long Island University, which featured speaker Joe Biden and heckled the ex-VP about his behavior toward women and children.
“Why did you molest all those girls on C-SPAN?” Caplan shouted as the audience goes silent.
"You know you did it, everybody’s seen it!”
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#MeToo activist Rose McGowan last year accused the mainstream media of being “hard at work covering up for Creepy Joe Biden.”
“I don’t have Covid-19, but the media in USA is making me ill,” McGowan said in response to a tweet from The Intercept’s Glenn Greenwald.
“The complicity machine is hard at work covering up for Creepy [Joe Biden.]
"Has @nbcnews asked any hard questions?"
"Everyone knows he’ll lose, why not go hard? Why not TELL THE TRUTH.”
I don’t have Covid-19, but the media in USA is making me ill. The complicity machine is hard at work covering up for Creepy @joebiden. Has @nbcnews asked any hard questions? Everyone knows he’ll lose, why not go hard? Why not TELL THE TRUTH https://t.co/N1ToDtBbDn
— Rose McGowan (@rosemcgowan) March 31, 2020
Joe Biden also claimed America “didn’t have” a coronavirus vaccine when he came into office.
Biden said:
“There’s just not all of a sudden 600 million doses are going to appear."
"What’s going to happen is it’s going to continue to increase as we move along, and we’ll have reached 400 million by the end of May and 600 million by the end of July," Biden added.
