Biden Being Biden
Axios ran as piece over the weekend that supports my view of Biden's Friday "God save the queen" remark that I ran on Saturday: Biden’s quirky aphorisms are sometimes weaponized by Republicans to insinuate the 80-year-old president is in mental decline. But Biden has been using unique phrases for years — but even some of his aides aren't exactly sure what he means by them. . . . Biden also said, “God save the queen,” when he was vice president in January 2017, after he certified Donald Trump's 2016 election victory, The Telegraph reported at the time. The story noted that they'd asked several Biden aides what he meant by the phrase, but none could give a clear answer. But it went on, During this year's State of the Union, he told Republican lawmakers, “Lots of luck in your senior year.” Some Biden allies believe that's his way of saying, "Good luck with that." But at the time, the White House declined to tell The New Y...