The likelihood that President Biden will commit some sort of public gaffe seems to be as certain to occur as Christmas. The addled mind of the President seems to enjoy gaffes in both flavors, malicious and benign.
Earlier today, his taste fell into the former category as Biden publicly called a female reporter a “pain in the neck” at a meeting in the Oval Office.
But it wasn’t a reporter from Breitbart or Fox News that Biden directed his scorn at. No, it was NBC reporter Kelly O’Donnell, who was questioning the President on the reports that the Department of Veterans Affairs would require staff to get vaccinated against COVID-19. Biden, who was at the Oval Office with Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi, had previously stated that the press meeting was to field questions concerning the gradual withdrawal out of Iraq, snapped at O’Donnell before acquiescing to her questions, fiercely stating that, “You are such a pain in the neck, but I’m going to answer your question because we’ve known each other for so long,” he said. “It has nothing to do with Iraq … I’ll answer your question. Yes, Veteran Affairs is going to, in fact, require that all doctors working in their facilities are going to have to be vaccinated.”
President Biden has a bizarre history of curtness in regards to dealing with members of the fairer sex. This litany has been noticed by others as well. Among them, CNN commentator Scott Jennings who took to twitter stating that “Verbally abusive and dismissive of a female journalist. Keeps happening over and over. Why?”
It was just last month that Biden fired off on CNN reporter Kaitlyn Collins at a Summit with Vladimir Putin. AFter Collins had asked why Biden was so confident that Putin would change his behavior, Biden growled, “I’m not confident he’ll change his behavior! What the hell—what do you do all the time? When did I say I was confident? I said—what I said is, let’s get this straight—I said what will change his behavior is if the rest of the world reacts then it diminishes their standing in the world.”
Of course no one could forget early last year in Detroit, when Biden told his female assistant to “shush” in the infamous exchange with a factory worker over assault rifles, during which, for good measure he called the blue-collar worker “full of sh*t”.
This seems to be a pattern and practice of behavior that is becoming less and less easy for the mainstream media to ignore.
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