Fact check: did biden say he wanted to see young girls in four years?

Fact Check: Did Biden Say He Wanted to See Young Girls in Four Years?

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March 17, 2021

Another video circulating the internet today shows Vice President Joe Biden in what appears to be an awkwardly “Creepy Joe” moment, but if you think about his words about coming back to see a group of young girls dance in four more years, it’s wasn’t what it seemed to be.  “Creepy Joe” actually wasn’t being creepy this time, but it’s like the boy who cried wolf. Although it came off creepy sounding because of the man who said it, what Biden really meant was that in four years, when he’s running for President again, he wanted to come back to see them and not because in four years, they will be of legal age.   “I want to see these beautiful young ladies dancing when they’re four years older too,” Biden said.

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