Everyone Is Talking About Jill Biden and Doug Emhoff’s Weird Kiss, Except Our National Press

Jill Biden, First Lady, and Doug Emhoff, Second Gentleman shared a moment on Tuesday night. As their husbands prepared to address Congress in his third joint address, the presidential spouses shared a special moment on national television.

The passionate peck lasted much longer than normal and kept the first lady smiling as a Carly Rae Jepsen 27-year-old.

President Joe Biden, 80, is the oldest person to hold the White House and deliver the State of the Union. The president will turn 86 if he wins his second term in 2024 if he runs again.

Joe Biden, vice president of the United States, has been showing his age since then. Struggled he will be on the 2020 campaign trail shaking off doubts about his ability to serve four years at the Oval Office. He Mused Talk about children listening “record players” in prime-time debates, Forgot What state was he in More than one occasion, and botched both Declaration of Independence And the Pledge of Allegiance. Of course, sometimes the president couldn’t even make it through coherent speeches, which Americans witnessed again when they turned on their televisions Tuesday night.

Jill Biden, nine-years younger than Hunter Biden, was always at Hunter’s side. Phone Her an “entitled c–t.” But she didn’t want to be. Joe licked her finger while on the campaign trail in December 2019. So sexy.

Here’s Joe Biden’s entire clip, where he nips Jill’s finger as she waves them at him. It’s as funny and hilarious as he intended. It has nothing unusual about it, imho. pic.twitter.com/J54utfnZOA

— Eddie Zipperer (@EddieZipperer) December 2, 2019

This scandalous tableau is made worse by Emhoff being the husband to a vice president. Her affair with a powerful politician that helped advance her career, and in light of the fact that Jill Biden’s ex-husband claims her relationship with Biden Begin by having an affair. If Biden were a Republican, his wife’s bizarre kiss to another man on national television would no doubt be a source of unending and unseemly speculation by the corporate press, decorum be damned.

Tristan Justice, western correspondent of The Federalist, is also the author and editor of Social Justice Redux (a conservative newsletter about culture, health and wellness). He also wrote for The Washington Examiner as well as The Daily Signal. His work was also featured in Real Clear Politics, Fox News and Fox News. Tristan graduated from George Washington University, where he studied journalism and political science. Follow him on Twitter at @JusticeTristan or contact him at [email protected]. Subscribe to Tristan’s email Newsletter Here.

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