Jill says things not going Joe's way

 Breitbart:

First lady Jill Biden complained in front of donors in Nantucket on Saturday, while delivering a speech at a fundraiser.

Speaking about her husband, President Joe Biden, the first lady appeared saddened by what was happening to the world during his presidency.

“He had so many hopes and plans for things he wanted to do, but every time you turned around, he had to address the problems of the moment,” she said.

Biden spoke to about two dozen guests at the fundraiser for the Democrat National Committee, setting aside her prepared remarks for a frank discussion.

“He’s just had some many things thrown his way,” she said. “Who would have ever thought about what happened … Roe v Wade? Well, maybe we saw it coming,but still we didn’t believe it.”

She also said Biden was unable to predict a war in Ukraine.

“The gun violence in this country is absolutely appalling,” she continued. “We didn’t see the war in Ukraine coming.”

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If Joe hadn't deliberately driven up the price of energy for his Big Green agenda, he would not have funded Putin's war in Ukraine.  Russia is the planet's largest gas station and Biden's Big Green agenda enriched it with his war on fossil fuels in this country.  There is also the fact that Joe Biden is cognitively a step behind which makes each crisis a problem he did not expect.

At least he did not have to deal with a fraudulent claim that he was colluding with Russia and needed to have a Muller investigation to deal with.

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