[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] President Joe Biden’s team quickly ushered away members of press when he asked to take questions during a campaign stop in at Michigan.
Biden, 81, visited the city of Saginaw on Thursday to speak to volunteers supporting his reelection bid. Since 1992, greater Saginaw County has selected the statewide winner in every election.
Biden's itinerary included a visit to a Victorian mansion owned by members of the Saginaw City Council and Saginaw Public Schools Board of Education.
At that stop, Biden stood on the porch with his back to reporters, who were out of earshot during his conversation with supporters. 'Can I take a couple questions?' he asked.
'We're going to take a few questions,' a woman in a Biden-Harris jacket said.
But members of staff raised their arms and walked toward the crowd, repeating, 'Thank you, press, back to the cars.'
campaign official later said reporters were unable to hear the president's remarks due to a logistical issue and the slight was not intentional. |