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Biden's Connecticut Speech Ends with Controversial 'God Save the Queen' Remark.
politics2 years ago

Biden's Connecticut Speech Ends with Controversial 'God Save the Queen' Remark.

President Joe Biden's comment "God save the queen, man" at the National Safer Communities Summit at the University of Hartford has drawn confusion and criticism. White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary Olivia Alair Dalton clarified that Biden's remark was directed at someone in the audience and not related to the Queen's death. Biden and Queen Elizabeth II had a friendly relationship, and the president attended her funeral last year. During the Bidens' visit to Windsor, the queen offered the couple tea and crumpets, and Biden said she reminded him of his late mother.

Biden's Puzzling Remarks on Gun Violence and Mental Health.
politics2 years ago

Biden's Puzzling Remarks on Gun Violence and Mental Health.

President Joe Biden ended his speech on gun violence reform at the National Safer Communities Summit in Connecticut by saying "God save the Queen," leaving many people perplexed. The White House press office later said Biden was "commenting to someone in the crowd." Biden pushed for more robust gun control measures in the US during his speech, expressing anger that shootings happen "every damn day" in the country. Biden has been known to make statements that leave people scratching their heads.

Biden's Speech Ends with Controversial 'God Save the Queen' Remark.
politics2 years ago

Biden's Speech Ends with Controversial 'God Save the Queen' Remark.

President Joe Biden caused confusion when he signed off his speech to gun safety advocates with the phrase “God save the Queen, man” at the National Safer Communities Summit in West Hartford, Connecticut. Critics quickly jumped on the phrase, but others pointed out that he has used it before. The White House clarified that Biden couldn't do the full ropeline due to weather and was commenting to someone in the crowd.

Biden's Gun Control Remarks and 'God Save the Queen' Gaffe Cause Confusion at CT Summit
politics2 years ago

Biden's Gun Control Remarks and 'God Save the Queen' Gaffe Cause Confusion at CT Summit

President Joe Biden's closing statement at the National Safer Communities Summit at the University of Hartford, where he said "God Save the Queen, man" to the crowd, has caused confusion and questions. The White House spokesperson clarified that the president was responding to someone in the crowd and couldn't do the full ropeline due to weather. Biden's statement followed his speech calling for bans on assault rifles and high-capacity magazines, universal background checks, and safe storage requirements.

Biden's Off-the-Cuff Remark on 'God Save the Queen' Causes Confusion at Gun Violence Event.
politics2 years ago

Biden's Off-the-Cuff Remark on 'God Save the Queen' Causes Confusion at Gun Violence Event.

President Joe Biden caused confusion when he signed off his speech to gun safety advocates with the phrase “God save the Queen, man” at the National Safer Communities Summit in West Hartford, Connecticut. Critics were quick to jump on the phrase, but others pointed out that he has used it before to end his speeches. The White House clarified that he couldn’t do the full ropeline due to weather and was commenting to someone in the crowd.

Biden's Persistence on Gun Safety Despite Controversial Speech Ending.
politics2 years ago

Biden's Persistence on Gun Safety Despite Controversial Speech Ending.

President Joe Biden has said that the US has reached a "tipping point" in the fight to strengthen America's gun laws, due to the activism of the gun violence prevention movement that has gathered increasing strength in recent years. He called for a repeal of the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, which immunises gun manufacturers from lawsuits filed by gun violence victims, and for the enactment of universal background checks before anyone can purchase high-powered rifles. Though chances of a federal assault weapons ban making it to his desk are slim to none given the composition of Congress, Mr Biden promised the gun safety advocates that he will "never stop fighting".