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This is just another example of proof that Biden is really not in charge. At all.
The statement issued after her death supposedly from "Joe and Jill Biden" saying how "shocked and saddened" they were was obviously written by someone else.
He didn't remember it...because he probably never even saw it.
Somehow the White House can’t present that explanation.
National Review:
Most of us with eyes can see what happened. President Biden forgot that the late Representative Jackie Walorski died in a car accident last month. “Representative Jackie, are you here? Where’s Jackie? I think she was going to be here to make this a reality.” Biden had no ill intent, he just plain forgot.
But the Biden team refuses to acknowledge this, with White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre going to absurd lengths to insist that Biden did not misspeak.
Why is the White House being so stubborn about this? Probably because admitting any uncomfortable public memory lapse by Biden will reopen the ...
Sure, we all know Brandon's a few nuts short of a full scroad, but I don't believe that he actually made this mistake. He may have thought he was being clever/crafty and did it for the purpose of spite against the Republicans or for some unknown reason. We all know Brandon pea-sized brain works in very mysterious ways.
Now if Brandon ever publically asks "where's Beau?" Then I'll say he actually made the mistake asking for Jackie.
Well, if he did that it wouldn't exactly be looked on too highly.
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