So that is all that bothers you?When did he get a Nazi tattoo?They only PP that I know of is no longer President and does not know what day of the week it is.
Graham Platner
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She's a leftist, and a woman. Thus, she will never stop complaining - selectively, of course.
FastLane
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She does. I never heard of her before today.So she has the right to be an huge hypocrite. Got it!!
FastLane
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Would you vote for Platner if you lived in Maine?
No, he should drop out, there are better choices.
I don't believe you.
FastLane
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Sleepy Joe spent 40% of his presidency on vacation. Sleepy Joe was famous for working very short days.
Untrue. You lie. You freaked while taking a nap on a beach holiday.
The PP travels almost every weekend, and is on vacation during cabinet meetings.
FastLane
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You have never seen The View?
She makes her living handing out advice. She has damaged her credibility by being a hypocrite.
FastLane
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Jarod's fidelity to the truth is as reliable as Graham Platner's. I promise.
FastLane
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What lie?
40% on vacation and short days
Biden spent over 500 days (or roughly 40% of his four-year term) away from the White House. His White House frequently declared a "lid" during the Biden administration. A "lid" is a term used by political campaigns and the White House press corps to indicate that the president will not make any further public appearances or take questions for the rest of the day.
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Estimates of the percentage of time President Joe Biden spent on vacation or away from the White House range from about 13% to 40%, depending heavily on how "vacation" is defined. [1, 2, 3, 4]
The interpretation of his time off is highly debated:
- The 40% Figure: This statistic, frequently cited by critics and the Republican National Committee, equates to roughly 532 to 577 days. It broadly groups together official vacations, personal time, and weekends spent at his personal homes in Delaware.
Yes, President Joe Biden consistently faced criticism for spending notably short days at work, keeping a light schedule that frequently centered on public appearances between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.. Aides defended this by emphasizing that he remained on call and worked remotely while away.