President Biden Meets Harry | Biden-Harris 2024

Harry, I’ve struggled with a stutter all of my life. Thank you for telling me about yours, and don’t let anyone tell you it will stop you from achieving your dreams.

I’m proud of you.
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[aof]

This who's running the country into the ground

"Joe Biden: “About 1:30 a container ship struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge which I’ve been over many, many times commuting from the state of Delaware either by train or by car.”

That’s odd, considering there is no rail line on the bridge. The bridge was built for automobiles and trucks."

[roxanereddy]

This is not only the Persident but, a gentleman.

[AM-eliv]

As someone who stuttered as a child this brings tears as a grown man.

[mstsp]

Biden is sincere, he would have spoken this way to any child, whether he was in office or Just Joe. I am glad he's done so well, and let's have another four more years!

[McStar]

As a child who stuttered, I needed to hear this, especially from someone who spoke in a job where they spoke publicly. It's great Joe is reaching out especially to young people who can do early prevention of stuttering with the right therapist.

[markdeckard]

I know it's a photo op, but the sincerity is real. I don't think Joe would know how to fake it. And authenticity is what this country needs in these inauthentic times.

[Zizou_]

What a thoroughly decent human being. A man with compassion, integrity, and dignity. Contrast with his predecessor. I hope we can get a leader here in the U.K. with President Biden’s character. Please give us 4 more years of Joe, America!

[sarahogawa]

I don’t know why, but this brings tears to my eyes. How have we lost this kind of kindness and generosity?

[ronreid]

Thank you, Joe Biden! Four more years.

[LonelyFarmerScythe]

This is the type of kindness I would like to see all over our country. It is so much better to encourage a person, especially a child, than it is to make fun of anyone who might have a difficulty to overcome. After all, no one is perfect. We all struggle in our own ways. Why make the struggle harder for someone else? To build yourself up, by tearing someone else down?

I wish I could say that tactic doesn’t work. Unfortunately, it does work. It doesn’t take much to ruin someone’s life with an agenda and a big mouth. I would know. My former boss was the president of the TSHP. My dad passed away while this man was still president of that organization. My dad’s former boss asked me, at the reception after the funeral, how I liked working for my former boss? I could tell he was waiting for me to start bad mouthing him, but I am smarter than that. My dad taught me well how to deal with those situations. But, I had mentioned, to my clinical manager that I thought I had been blackballed. The comments at my dad’s funeral, for goodness sake (as if I wasn’t already feeling bad enough) and disappearing interviews, before I started working where I currently was. My experiences over the year and a half before I started the job I was in. The way my references came back poor, and job interviews disappeared an hour after I made the interview. One hour and suddenly “we have decided to go a different way”. My manager went to Dallas for a continuing education program. He came back and said, you don’t have to wonder, you have been blackballed.

It doesn’t take much, but how do you fight something you can’t prove? How do you stand up to a bully? That is where it is so vital to remember to be kind. You can disagree and still be kind. You can disagree without tearing the other person down and apart. I am so afraid a nation at peace is just a dream I have. If you can’t get one coworker to stop being a bully. When that same coworker attacks you and the boss lets them tear you down while you are not allowed to respond when you are required to meet to discuss the situation. When, after allowing the coworker to tear you down in front of him, your boss, at the end of the meeting, offers to leave you alone in a room together. When, after all that, you say something you can’t remember fully, but know you didn’t say part of what was reported. When you finally are told get happy or leave, and you choose to leave then are blackballed. How do you have hope?

I know this isn’t your problem and is completely a tangent off what I wanted to say. However, I needed to say it. So here it is. And, I’m sorry if I wasted your time.

[jjradV]

How lucky are we to have Joe Biden as the president at this critical time !

[virginiatyree]

Singing helps. Hang in there! Anyone that makes fun of humans that have difficulties, is not a decent human. The former guy has a history of making fun of people. We all know he lacks empathy & isn't a decent human. Thanks for posting.

[PatrickRyan]

Yet, he ignores his own granddaughter as if she doesn't exist! What a nice guy!

[robertkaminski]

i served in the US ARMY with all types of accents & languages but 2 of my friends that had a bad stutter were my most trusted & best friends always had my back & i always stuck up for them. i miss my fellow soldiers and i wonder how they have been treated since the last administration would make fun of people with a stutter or a disability or a different culture or language or color and then disrespecting the military & veterans.
Sgt HALL & Sgt AVANT,
i hope you're alive & well.

[shellteresa]

I love having such a kind and caring President!! This warmed my heart!!

[btsdancestudio]

You. I was mocked for my Chinese Accent by students and 1 middle school teacher! Thank You for giving hope and strength Mr President!

[SL-wkdp]

What a kind and gentle way to talk to the child- thank you President Biden

[ZaxxThorAtIas]

How many times did you have to rehearse that speech Joe? Or did you have an out of sight teleprompter? Plus, that kid is probably pretty smart meaning he'll grow up and become a republican, forever regretting being associated with you.

[smr]

So wonderful to have a kind, empathetic president as opposed to the other guy, an emotional, psychological cruel basket case.

[Irish_Trout_Of_Knowledge]

I had a stutter for 30 years. Its nearly gone, this made me cry as did the video from 2020 where he speaks to another child who is having speech difficulty. This is a honourable man, a president to be proud of. We must re elect this gentle, kind, empathetic statesman who has given his life to the service of betterment of the United States. I'd be proud if Joe was my pop. Hes an inspiration 💙