Joe Biden’s Visit to Duluth Raises Eyebrows with “Big Guy” Introduction and Confusing Remarks on Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
During his visit to Duluth, Minnesota, on Thursday, President Joe Biden’s appearance at a beer factory in Superior, Wisconsin, stirred some controversy. Governor Tony Evers introduced him as “the Big Guy,” a reference that has gained attention due to its association with the Hunter Biden laptop messages.
The choice of a brewery as a venue for Biden’s visit is questioned, with concerns about his speech delivery and an apparent struggle with words while discussing the bipartisan infrastructure law.
👀 Democrat Gov. Tony Evers: "I am the last speaker before the Big Guy comes out…" pic.twitter.com/Rz9IGRjAOQ
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BIDEN (mumbling): "Bipartishan infrashrushure law" pic.twitter.com/ybHwT13IBH
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Biden’s attempt to emphasize the importance of the “bipartisan infrastructure law” was marred by stumbling over words, raising questions about his communication skills. The president’s speech included phrases like “bipartishan infrashrushure law,” adding to concerns about his ability to articulate key points.
In a moment that left many puzzled, Biden mentioned, “The beer brewed here…It is used to make the brewed beer [intelligible] Oh, Earth Rider. Thanks for the Great Lakes. I wonder why.” Despite the lack of clarity, the audience appeared to react positively, contributing to the overall confusion surrounding the event.
Biden is having a VERY tough time reading from his giant teleprompter today 😳 pic.twitter.com/EFKvUwIebn
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 25, 2024
BIDEN v. TELEPROMPTER: "My professor, uh, well, I won't get into my professor. But, look, my predecessor, though…" pic.twitter.com/bwBqk1Gb2K
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Biden continued to face challenges with coherence, referencing a “professor” and a “predecessor” in a manner that left the audience questioning the message. Critics argue that this adds to a pattern of unclear and confusing statements from the president.
While Biden touted the creation of “169 new jobs in Wisconsin” during his presidency, skepticism arose regarding the credibility of this claim. The president’s delivery, marked by increased shouting and screaming, raised further concerns about his overall demeanor.
Biden randomly starts screaming during his remarks in Wisconsin pic.twitter.com/wVQYNqOPXR
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SUCH VIGOR! Biden ends his speech, stops to listen to a barrel of beer, and shuffles out of the room pic.twitter.com/81I4HbVkqk
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As Biden concluded his speech, an unusual moment occurred when he paused to “listen” to a barrel of beer before leaving the stage. The event concluded with a shouted message from a bystander expressing support for the Jan. 6 defendants, highlighting the complexity of public sentiment surrounding the president.
President Biden leaving Earth Rider Brewery after giving remarks there about the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, which includes a historic $1B for the replacement of the Blatnik Bridge. We'll have team coverage on FOX 21 Local News at 5:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. pic.twitter.com/8rkR97xxDg
— Dan Hanger (@DanHanger) January 25, 2024
In the aftermath of this visit, questions persist about Biden’s communication skills and overall mental acuity, prompting comparisons and scrutiny from various quarters, including questioning by White House correspondent Peter Doocy.
