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Operation Bubble Wrap: Team Biden Hiding Old Joe's Walk, Shielding Him from Cameras; Report

By Eric Bolling Staff

WASHINGTON, DC - APRIL 18: U.S. President Joe Biden walks on the South Lawn after landing on Marine One with senior members of his staff at the White House on April 18, 2024 in Washington, DC. Biden traveled to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to participate in two campaign events. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

A new Axios report reveals that President Biden’s team has taken steps to hide Joe’s crooked, 81-year-old gait from cameras when he walks across the White House lawn. Aides will not attempt to walk in between Biden and the cameras when possible.

Biden’s handlers have gone to great lengths to hide Biden’s frailty. Many of the efforts are part of what’s called “Operation Bubble Wrap.” This includes having Biden take the short steps up to Air Force One and wear special shoes to prevent slips and falls.

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From Axios:

White House staffers and reporters alike noticed the sudden change in Biden’s walk routine beginning in mid-April, after more than three years in which he’d typically walked solo.

Senior aides — including deputy chiefs of staff Bruce Reed and Annie Tomasini, and close adviser Mike Donilon — are among those who’ve walked with the president across the lawn to and from the helicopter.

Since the change, some advisers think the images of Biden’s walks to and from the helicopter are better, and they expect him to continue to have aides join him.

By the numbers: In March, Biden’s five walks to and from Marine One at the White House were by himself, or with family members

Starting April 16, Biden was joined by staff or lawmakers nine out of 10 times he walked to and from Marine One.

More over at Axios:



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