President Joe Biden transformed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s viral Twitter one-liner into a comedic stand-up routine during his speech in Philadelphia. He joked about Greene comparing his actions to those of Roosevelt and expressed his amusement at receiving an endorsement from her for the first time. Biden delivered his humorous remarks while visiting the Philly Shipyard to discuss his administration’s commitment to clean energy jobs.
The far-right congresswoman had previously commented at the Turning Point Action conference, stating that Biden was continuing the work started by Roosevelt and expanded upon by President Lyndon B. Johnson in terms of investing in social infrastructure and environmental programs. The White House responded on Twitter, admitting that the congresswoman had caught them, but emphasized Biden’s dedication to making life easier for hardworking families.
Taking the opportunity to further showcase his sense of humor, Biden incorporated Greene’s remarks into a campaign ad, adding the line “I approve this message.” During his speech in Philadelphia, Biden also highlighted the Republican Party’s tendency to take credit for funding that their Democratic colleagues supported, even if they had originally voted against it.
It is worth noting that Biden and Greene have had previous clashes, with Greene introducing impeachment articles against Biden and recently revealing nude pictures of his son, Hunter Biden, during a House Oversight Committee hearing. Greene’s office did not provide a comment in response to HuffPost’s request.
Overall, Biden’s clever and lighthearted response to Greene’s statements reflects his ability to use humor to address political situations.
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