( Observer Network ) "I tell my daughters and granddaughters a very important thing, that is, don't interact with men seriously before you are 30 years old."
On the 14th local time, the young girl who came to take a photo at a speech event suddenly said this without saying anything, which caught the girl off guard and was full of shock. Biden, who is often accused of showing "inappropriate" behavior towards women, has once again aroused criticism from American netizens.
There is less than a month left before the midterm elections, and U.S. President Joe Biden delivered a speech on reducing the cost of American families at Irvine Valley College in Orange County, California on Friday.
But Canadian online magazine The Post Millennial reported that during the photo session after the speech, Biden "scareed a young girl."
He suddenly stroked his hand on the girl's shoulder and leaned close to her ear and said the date suggestion: "I tell my daughters and granddaughters a very important thing, that is, don't date men seriously before you are 30 years old."
The girl turned around and looked shocked, and finally smiled awkwardly, and replied "Okay".
Kalen D'Almeida, a reporter from the American conservative student group Turning Point USA (TPUSA), was also on the scene at the time. He took the scene and said that the girl looked very uncomfortable. The Secret Service agents on the side also asked him to stop shooting.
Biden's words and deeds were once again accused of "misbehaving" against women, which caused a lot of criticism. Jack Posobiec, a conservative political activist and senior media person, directly criticized him.
Most American netizens on Twitter are uneasy and confused about Biden's behavior. "He has no idea about social hints. Looking at the girl's body language, she looks like she shrinks back, it is obvious that she is very uncomfortable with Biden's move forward. It is inappropriate and creepy."
"That poor girl doesn't want his hand to put on her, nor does she want him to breathe in her face. As for the person and time she dates, what does it have to do with Biden? In many ways, Biden's actions are disgusting and inappropriate."
Someone also mentioned that this is not the first time Biden has made inappropriate actions against women. "Ask a serious question... Why does he always do this? I don't know how many videos he has seen in which he called the little girl 'Don't date before growing up'. This is simply weird."
"Post Millennium" said that Biden has the "historical habit" of touching and smelling women in public. Since at least 2015, he has been nicknamed such as "Creepy Uncle Joe", "hair sniffer", and "odd whisperer".
"New York Times " previously stated that since apologizing to women in 2019, Biden has rarely done such behavior in public.
In addition, Biden seems to have a catchphrase for young girls, which is exactly this sentence "Don't date men seriously before the age of 30." In March this year, he also said the same thing to a group of children at a school.
As for Biden's allegations of inappropriate words and deeds against women, there were many accusations, "She was 12 years old at the time, I was 30 years old, and this lady helped me accomplish a lot", "She sat crossing her legs and looked like a 19-year-old woman"... Such unexplained evaluations of women and even underage girls have shocked American netizens, and even his supporters called her "very uncomfortable."
Last year (2021), the conservative American media "The National File" released a self-written diary of Biden's daughter Ashley, which mentioned that she had "maybe inappropriate" shared baths with her father several times during her teenage years. The explosive content caused an uproar in the United States.
During the 2020 presidential campaign, several women accused Biden of kissing and touching them without their consent.Biden responded to this and said that he had never felt that there was something wrong with what he did. His kindness was intended to express support, care and comfort, but he also expressed that he would listen carefully to the opinions of the outside world.
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