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U.S. President Joe Biden

Biden Allegedly Says Harris “Slow and Stupid”, Obama “Sucker and Jackass”

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October 26, 2024

WASHINGTON — President Biden reportedly made harsh remarks about Vice President Kamala Harris’s election campaign, referring to it as “dead and buried” and criticizing her strategy, according to claims made on social media by conservative commentator Jack Posobiec. The allegations, which Posobiec shared with his 2.7 million followers on X (formerly Twitter), have not been independently verified and have drawn significant attention online.

Posobiec’s post alleges that Biden made comments in private conversations with multiple advisors, criticizing Harris as “too credulous” and likening the current election race to a “classic hare and tortoise” scenario, comparing her efforts to those of former President Donald Trump.

He said not only is Kamala the slow tortoise, she is also ‘stupid, not just lazy.”

https:// /JackPosobiec/status/1850356595181367685

The claims also include allegations that Biden used derogatory language, referring to Harris and others as “suckers and losers.”

As of Saturday evening, the White House has neither confirmed nor issued a denial regarding these alleged remarks. Despite media requests for clarification, officials have not provided an official response to the allegations, leaving room for speculation.

The reported comments have intensified scrutiny over internal dynamics within the administration as the 2024 election cycle continues. The silence from the White House has raised questions, as similar reports in the past have typically drawn prompt denials or clarifications from officials.

Vice President Harris and her office have not commented on the reports. President Biden, meanwhile, has made no public appearances addressing the claims since they surfaced. Without confirmation or denial from the administration, it remains unclear whether the allegations accurately reflect private sentiments within the White House or are merely speculative assertions.

The White House source remained anonymous, but credited multiple advisors to the President.

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