Staff Reports
In an unexpected turn of events, Politico, a typically left-leaning publication, has dared to criticize President Joe Biden and his First Family for allowing their dogs to bite White House staffers. Michael Schaffer, the author of the report aptly titled “Don’t Blame the Dog. Blame Joe Biden,” really hits the nail on the head with this one. It’s about time someone points out the obvious!
As if that wasn’t enough, the New York Post has also jumped on the bandwagon, revealing just how serious this biting situation has become. Their report titled “Biden’s Dog Commander Sent Secret Service Officer to Hospital, Bit 6 Others After Replacing First Pooch Major” sheds light on the alarming truth. According to internal Secret Service records, President Biden’s German shepherd, Commander, has bitten seven people in just four months. That’s one bitey dog!
One incident stands out as particularly severe, with the White House physician’s office having to send a Secret Service officer to the hospital after Commander clamped down on their arm and thigh. Not exactly what you call a friendly greeting! Judicial Watch, a conservative legal group, obtained emails under the Freedom of Information Act, bringing these incidents to light.
Who allows their dog to bite staff members 7 times? The Biden's arrogance is off the charts.
Politico chews out Bidens for their dogs biting WH staffers: 'Lousy,' 'entitled' behavior by the first family https://t.co/ROxqadsHr6 #FoxNews
— Dinodee (@Dinodee18) August 5, 2023
In Schaffer’s piece, he quotes a White House staffer who calls out the ridiculousness of the situation, writing, “What a joke. If it wasn’t their dog, he would have already been put down – freaking clown needs a muzzle.” Spot on! Pets are not supposed to bite people. It’s the responsibility of the owner to ensure their pet behaves properly, morally, and legally. Apparently, the Bidens haven’t received that memo.
Schaffer also points out that if it were an ordinary citizen dealing with a biting dog, animal control would have paid them a visit and issued a stern warning. But somehow, when it comes to the President’s dogs, different rules seem to apply. It’s fascinating how the media coverage would have been “entirely different” had this occurred during a different administration. Just goes to show the hypocrisy in the air.
The conclusion is crystal clear: Commander is exposing the flaws in our canine politics. While having a dog may make the Bidens seem relatable on the surface, having one that repeatedly bites people in a public mansion is far from relatable. If President Biden wants to maintain his image as “Middle-Class Joe,” he should probably work on getting his dog under control. It’s a terrible look for a supposed man of the people.
