U.S. President Joe Biden wrapped up a five\u002Dday visit to Europe where he continued to embarrass himself on the world stage.
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During his departure from Helsinki, Finland, on Thursday, the President is seen greeting embassy staffers and their families before boarding Air Force One when he leans into a girl being held by her mother and makes chomping gestures towards her before smooching the toddler’s shoulder.The startled girl appears to find it funny – at first – but perhaps her young female instincts kicked in and something inside her whispered, “Yo, dude, boundaries.
The girl’s mother is seen scrambling for her phone to take a photo of the encounter, but the horrified youngster is already over it and turns away from the puckering POTUS.“This has got to be Biden’s creepiest moment yet with a child,” Balistic Social’s Caleb Hull wrote, adding in another tweet, “All Biden has to do is not do this and he can’t.”From our newsroom to your inbox at noon, the latest headlines, stories, opinion and photos from the Toronto Sun.
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