Biden appearances continue to draw protests

 Red States:

'Smell My Hair': Hundreds of Protesters Come out in Idaho and CA to Confront Biden

This is a reference to Biden's hair sniffing tendencies.

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 Hundreds of protesters came out yesterday when Biden was in Boise, Idaho dealing with wildfire questions. Some of the protesters were dressed in pro-Trump gear and carried signs protesting an array of Biden’s actions including his vaccine mandates. Biden was met with chants of “traitor,” “smell my hair,” and “Joe Biden sucks.”

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From Washington Examiner:

“If there’s not 5,000 people here, I’ll be disappointed in Idaho,” Dan McKnight told local news station KTVB. “We have a lot to say about the way he ended the war in Afghanistan, about his vaccine mandates that he’s forcing on employers. We have a lot to say about the way he’s done things, about his complete abandonment of border security, undoing everything Trump for the sake of undoing Trump.”

Today, Biden was in California to campaign for Gov. Gavin Newsom, with the recall election today. But he was met by protesters there, as well.

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I California he was greeted with signs that said, "Biden go home," and "Biden lied, 13 died."  This is in addition to the football stadium crowds yelling insults at Biden.  It is a significant contrast to the happy crowds that greeted Donald Trump when he visited the New York police and firefighters.

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