Biden skips NATO dinner; White House cites ‘workload’
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President Biden skipped the NATO leadership summit’s opening dinner late Tuesday in Lithuania and headed straight for his hotel, with White House staffers citing the president’s busy schedule for his absence.
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President Biden skipped the NATO leadership summit’s opening dinner late Tuesday in Lithuania and headed straight for his hotel, with White House staffers citing the president’s busy schedule for his absence.
President Biden skipped Tuesday's NATO dinner, with the White House saying it was because the president had four full workdays and needed to prepare for a speech tomorrow.
"This is not a ceremonial event. At the 2008 NATO Summit in Bucharest the dinner went 2 hours over schedule because President Bush forced an extended discussion on bringing Ukraine into NATO. Biden isn’t even attending. If you want proof he’s too old for the job this is it."
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