There have been a lot of rude comments about President Biden holding Governor Whitmer’s hand at the auto show while his wife watched. I just want you all to know it’s OK because he thought it was Jill.
(It’s a wonder He’s not holding Gilchrist’s hand as well)
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I am sure Biden is thinking “I’ll drive this monster while everyone else is forced into EV’s”. Meanwhile, his next planned visit is to the Airbus plant to check out the private jets. Then to home to rest in peace behind his new border wall.
“Donald Trump is a scab. Donald Trump is a billionaire, and that’s who he represents,” Fain said. “This choice is clear. Joe Biden bet on the American worker, while Donald Trump blamed the American worker. We need to know who’s going to sit in the most powerful seat in the world, and help us win as a united working class. So, if our endorsements must be earned, Joe Biden has earned it.”
With more leg room too. 
Your BS lies keep getting more and more exposed daily. 
I think he is right. At least according to the UAW website…
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No surprise.
Exposed to what? You fucking idiot! 
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He went to the auto show looking for more classified documents he stole!
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Joe Biden’s economy all but guarantees reelection…
Remember… It’s the economy stupid. 
As doomsday predictions dissipate, Biden aides savor booming economy
“The U.S. economy is on a very desirable path," Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen told reporters at the Treasury Department on Wednesday. "And my expectation is, in spite of the fact that there are always risks, the economy is doing very, very well.”
Aiming to capitalize on the strong data, Yellen delivered a landmark address in Chicago on Thursday aimed at both defending the administration’s economic record thus far and beginning to outline its plans for a second-term agenda. In prepared remarks, Yellen rebuked the forecasters who “thought a recession last year was inevitable.” She also touted low gas prices, a jump in consumer sentiment, rising wealth relative to pre-pandemic levels, a decline in the gap between rural and urban unemployment, caps on some drug prices, and some other signs of economic improvement.
“It’s been the fairest recovery on record,” Yellen said, according to her prepared remarks. “The recovery we’ve had — instead of one that was weaker or less fair — meant that we avoided financial pain for most middle-class American families.”
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, it appears we are achieving the coveted (and rare) “soft landing.” I don’t know if it because of Biden’s policies, or in spite of them, but we should all be thankful!
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Been saving for years. Haven’t told my chiropractor yet…
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