Staff Reports
President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden have earned themselves a new title: “inconsiderate, entitled, and lousy.” The reason? Their two dogs, who apparently have a knack for attacking the White House staff. Politico senior editor Michael Schaffer didn’t hold back as he berated the president and his wife for their lack of control over their furry friends.
According to Schaffer, Commander, the two-year-old German Shepherd who allegedly replaced the former first dog Major due to his aggressive behavior, has bitten not one, not two, but seven people in just four months. That’s one busy biting schedule! In fact, a Secret Service officer ended up in the hospital after being attacked by this mischievous pup.
'Inconsiderate, Entitled and Lousy,' Biden Family Criticized Over Their Dog's Aggressive Behavior
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Schaffer didn’t mince his words. He declared that having a dog that bites the staff isn’t corrupt, but it certainly says a lot about Joe and Jill’s level of consideration, entitlement, and irresponsibility. And I couldn’t agree more! It’s one thing to be the leader of the free world, but it’s another to let your furry friends terrorize those who are there to assist you.
Schaffer even shared an email from a concerned White House staffer who suggested that if Commander wasn’t a First Family pet, he would have already been put down. Ouch! It seems that even the staff is fed up with the behavior of these so-called “first dogs.” Maybe it’s time for a little obedience training in the Oval Office.
Pets are supposed to be companions, not assailants. Schaffer emphasized that it’s the owners’ responsibility to ensure their pets don’t inflict harm on others, both morally and legally. And he’s absolutely right! If these incidents involved regular folks, animal control would have already paid them a visit. But here we are, making excuses for powerful politicians and their unruly pets.
Schaffer also made an interesting point about the media’s reaction to the situation. He suggested that if these dogs belonged to a different administration, say the Reagans, they would be deemed entitled elitists with no regard for their staff’s well-being. It seems that the mainstream media’s double standards are at play here. But we’re not surprised, are we?
In the end, Schaffer drew a parallel between the Biden family’s disregard for their dogs’ behavior and their apparent refusal to acknowledge Joe Biden’s out-of-wedlock grandchild. It’s a case of reputation versus reality, and it’s clear that the Bidens aren’t living up to their “family man” image. It’s a tale as old as time in politics – powerful figures getting away with questionable actions.
So, let’s not blame the dogs for their consistent attacks. Instead, let’s hold the Bidens accountable for their inconsiderate and entitled behavior. It’s time for them to step up as responsible pet owners and get their dogs under control. After all, no one wants to live in fear of a presidential pooch.
