Published 3 years ago

Aides try to keep Biden away from unscripted events or long interviews, book claims

Summary by The Hill

President Biden's top aides have allegedly created a "wall" to avoid having him speak at unscripted events or sitting down for long interviews in an effort to prevent potential gaffes, a new book says.

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Yahoo News

Biden aides set up a ‘wall’ to shield him from unscripted events, book claims

Top White House aides set up a "wall" to shield President Biden from unscripted events and long interviews amid fears of the president’s testiness and habit of mangling statements, according to a new book.

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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The Hill

Aides try to keep Biden away from unscripted events or long interviews, book claims

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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Sputnik News [🇷🇺-affiliated]

'Cocooning': Biden Team Created a 'Wall' to Guard Him From Unscripted Events, Book Says

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3 years ago·Russian Federation

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Sky News Australia

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RedState

Staffers Trying to Build 'Wall' to Stop People From Seeing What a Mess Biden Is

Democrats sold a false package, instead of this nasty, testy, incoherent mess...

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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Herald Sun

President Biden’s exit from Afghanistan ‘couldn’t get more disastrous’

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3 years ago·Melbourne, Australia

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