President braked to speak with a crowd and tipped over, saying the 'toe cages' on his bike got caught.
They did what I did years ago. Dr Jill Biden had already made the turn and missed her husband’s fall. Asked if he was OK, Biden responded: “I’m good.” Asked what caused the fall, Biden said the “toe cages” on his bike got caught.
The president and the first lady are spending the Juneteenth holiday weekend in Biden's home state of Delaware.
Biden had been riding his bike and reportedly said "Good morning" before bringing the bike to a stop. President Biden is an enthusiastic cyclist who has frequently been photographed out on his bike. The White House said in a statement to Bloomberg on Saturday that Biden was fine and did not need medical attention. The White House official said that the president was looking forward to spending the rest of the day with his family. "I'm OK," Biden told onlookers following the fall, and he also reportedly told reporters who had witnessed the incident that he was "good" and that his foot had become caught. President Joe Biden said he was "OK" on Saturday after falling off his bike near his home in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, where he and first lady, Jill Biden, are spending the weekend.
President Joe Biden is "fine," after falling off his bike Saturday during a ride in a state park near his home in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, a White House ...
"I got my foot caught" on the toe cage, Biden told reporters traveling with him later. Biden came to a stop and appeared to get his foot caught on the pedal while trying to dismount. The President looks forward to spending the rest of the day with his family," the official said.
President Joe Biden took a tumble off his bike as he took a ride near his Rehoboth Beach, Del. vacation home Saturday.
The President looks forward to spending the rest of the day with his family.” “I’m good, I’m good,” Biden said, telling pool reporters that he tumbled when his shoe got stuck in a toe cage on the pedal of his Trek FX hybrid bike as he tried to stop and chat with well-wishers. “I’m good, I’m good,” Biden said, telling pool reporters that he tumbled when one of his shoes got stuck in a toe cage on a pedal as he tried to stop and chat with well-wishers.
As bikes everywhere can relate, the president said "I got my foot caught" in the toe cages.
Biden, 79, and first lady Jill Biden were wrapping up a morning ride when the president decided to pedal over to a crowd of well-wishers standing by the bike trail. Biden, who was wearing a helmet, took the spill when he tried to dismount, apparently falling on his right side and rolling on to his back before being helped up. REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. — President Joe Biden fell when he tried to get off his bike at the end of a ride Saturday at Cape Henlopen State Park near his beach home in Delaware, but wasn’t hurt in the tumble.
President Joe Biden took a tumble off his bike as he stopped to greet a group of reporters and members of the public while in Delaware on Saturday morning.
"Like so many Americans, I am thankful for the precious time I have had both as a son and as a father," he shared. Following the mishap, White House officials issued a statement to PEOPLE, saying the president got his foot "caught on the pedal while dismounting." Want to get the biggest stories from PEOPLE every weekday?
President Joe Biden said he's fine after briefly falling off his bicycle while coming to a stop to meet with a group of onlookers after a morning ride near ...
President Joe Biden took a spill when he tried to get off his bike at the end of a ride Saturday at Cape Henlopen State Park near his beach home in ...
Biden attended Mass at St. Edmond Catholic Church in Rehoboth Beach in the late afternoon. When he appeared after services, bystanders cheered and reporters shouted questions about how he felt. REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. -- President Joe Biden fell when he tried to get off his bike at the end of a ride Saturday at Cape Henlopen State Park near his beach home in Delaware, but wasn't hurt in the tumble.
President Joe Biden, 79, fell off his bicycle while attempting to dismount from his bike during a ride near his Rehoboth Beach vacation home in Delaware on ...
To be clear, there may be no way to ever confirm whether Willow (or karma) had anything to do with Biden’s so-called accident, but that doesn’t mean it can be ruled out, either. What no one seemed to mention, however, was how suspicious the timing was. Biden, who was wearing a helmet and biking gloves, then got up and assured onlookers, “I’m good!”
President Joe Biden fell off his bike Saturday near his beach home in Delaware as he tried to dismount, falling to the ground as onlookers gathered.
Biden attended Mass at St. Edmond Catholic Church in Rehoboth Beach in the late afternoon. When he appeared after services, bystanders cheered and reporters shouted questions about how he felt. President Joe Biden fell off his bike Saturday near his beach home in Delaware as he tried to dismount, falling to the ground as onlookers gathered.
Biden fell off a bike near his beach home after he and First Lady Jill Biden took a ride. The couple celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary this weekend.
Once he regained composure, he spoke with the group of people. The two had just stopped when he tumbled to the ground. The White House issued a statement, saying the fall was the result of a bike pedal blunder, saying “his foot got caught on the pedal while dismounting and he is fine.” The statement continued, “No medical attention is needed.”
The attention is focused elsewhere, but the president has quietly brokered some significant deals with Congress.
For now, of course, Biden’s politics are still in a shambles. But the fact remains that important elements of Biden’s agenda have succeeded, notably including a Russia policy that has secured strong bipartisan and even international support despite the economic cost. A free-market approach that devastated consumer spending power and led to liquidated many businesses would have ruined the economy, ruined Trump’s political standing, and driven the GOP into the ground. The Secret Congress dynamic, of course, is one reason why it’s difficult for Biden to secure credit for delivering on this promise. Conservative firebrands found plenty of (real and fake) controversies with which to fill the air and maintain a sense of combat even as they collaborated on policy. There have also been many more obscure bills, ranging from legislation changing the regulation of ocean shipping to a major overhaul of the US Postal Service.
“POTUS in a bicycle accident.” The opening for the pilot episode of “The West Wing” centers around the White House's response to the political drama's ...
President Biden quickly claimed his foot got stuck on the pedal as he tried to dismount. President Joe Biden has found a way to fall off his bicycle while literally standing still. “POTUS in a bicycle accident.” The opening for the pilot episode of “The West Wing” centers around the White House’s response to the political drama’s fictitious President of the United States awkwardly crashing his bicycle.
Vice President Kamala Harris is seen as early front-runner should the president decide not to seek re-election.
You may cancel your subscription at anytime by calling Customer Service. The current discussion is that an announcement would happen after the midterm elections, likely sometime in the spring of 2023, this person said. The White House has repeatedly said that Mr. Biden, 79, the oldest president to be sworn into office, intends to run for re-election.
Joe Biden and Donald Trump have seen their support for another presidential run fall, according to a new YouGov poll.
According to the poll, the last time Trump held such a small favorable opinion vote of 44 percent was in late October 2020. In December 2021, Trump received the same percentage of favorable and unfavorable votes. This is days after the first January 6 hearing that was held on June 9. In June 2018, 45 percent of Fox News poll participants held a favorable opinion of Trump while 53 percent held an unfavorable opinion. 42 percent of people said that they would vote for Donald Trump while only 39 percent said they would vote for Joe Biden and 20 percent said they were not sure. On the question regarding should former President Donald Trump run for President in 2024, 55 percent of people said no while 31 percent said yes.
Several reports recently suggested that some Democrats are seeking a replacement for Biden ahead of the 2024 election. Kyle Morris. By Kyle Morris | Fox ...
Who wants the endorsement of a guy with a 33% approval rating? It’s easy to see why they hid him in the basement during the 2020 election." President Biden, like the majority of his predecessors hasn’t gotten involved in primary elections, instead focusing on the general in November for Team Blue. Every leading Democrat in competitive senate and governor races from Pennsylvania to North Carolina, Ohio to Texas has said they want the president on the ground stumping for their campaign. The left-wing acceded to his desires so long as he did what they wanted and was seen as a competent alternative. There is such a clear contrast between the AR-15-loving, abortion-criminalizing GOP right now, and sanity in the Democratic Party. Why wouldn't candidates lean in on that?" "No doubt, Biden is a pull on candidates in the field right now, who — unless they're in very blue districts — are running away from Washington rather than running toward it.
Trump's kinder moment came amid a speech that was largely critical of his successor. Former President Donald Trump expressed sympathy for President Joe Biden ...
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Speaking in Memphis, Tennessee, Donald Trump said of the president's bike fall, "We do hope that Biden's okay. That was scary."
He fell off a bicycle," Trump said after the crowd responded with laughter. "But no, we do hope that Biden's okay because that was a hard fall, that was scary. "No, I'm serious.
Some Democrats are looking past the 2022 midterm elections to 2024, with many unsure of whether to back President Joe Biden should he choose to seek a ...
Former Obama adviser David Axelrod raised a "major" red flag regarding Biden's plans for reelection in 2024, pointing to his advanced age. But I believe the president has been doing a good job so far, and, you know, should he run again, we'll take a look at it.” “The narrative needs to shift, and that can only happen with a powerful echo chamber combined with action in Congress on remaining priorities. “The presidency is a monstrously taxing job, and the stark reality is the president would be closer to 90 than 80 at the end of a second term, and that would be a major issue,” Axelrod said. The American people feel unsettled.” A one-time challenger to Biden in the 2020 election, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has indicated he would back the president if he chooses to run again in 2024.
The 79-year-old US commander-in-chief is determined to seek re-election, despite repeated blunders.
"Nobody knows what to believe," said one former official who worked with Mr Biden. "They don't know, is this a new policy? Mr Biden believes he is the victim of a communications problem. "There are a lot of people who entered the administration hoping for more and are thinking: 'What have we really accomplished?'" He would be 86 at the end of a potential second term. "I don't think even Jill [Biden] or Valerie [his sister] would be able to persuade him. "The writing is on the wall that he's a one-term president," said the former official.
President Joe Biden took a crash off his Trek bicycle this weekend when he attempted to dismount to speak to a crowd. His foot caught part of the pedal.
When it came to Joe Biden spilling onto the pavement in front of an adoring crowd, however, Cillizza’s only response was “Been there.” Joe Biden was at a complete stop when he fell over. A Harvard-Harris poll released in May found nearly two-thirds of respondents said, “Joe Biden is showing he is too old to be president. Joe Biden crumbling over onto the ground led to instant memes on gas prices and inflation on social media, not to mention his advanced age. The problem for them is when they excuse Biden’s follies. And like every tumble up the stairs of Air Force One, they always seem to take on a symbolic measure of how their presidency is doing. President Joe Biden took a crash off his Trek bicycle this weekend when he attempted to dismount to speak to a crowd.
When Joe Biden, 79, humiliated himself by falling off his bicycle in front of a crowd of cheering admirers in Rehoboth Beach, Del., mainstream journalists ...
No, I put my body on the line to call the world's attention—on Father's Day weekend—to the ongoing inhumane treatment of an innocent child. The same cannot be said about Joe Biden, which is why I felt compelled to take the action I did. It is a story the American public deserves to hear. In the interest of journalistic transparency and moral integrity we have decided to publish it here in full without redaction. As it turned out, FBOTUS was eager to weigh in on the incident and grateful for the opportunity. When Joe Biden, 79, humiliated himself by falling off his bicycle in front of a crowd of cheering admirers in Rehoboth Beach, Del., mainstream journalists rushed to defend the honor of our failed president.
If Americans are "really, really down," as President Joe Biden suggests, it's hardly surprising.
Back home, the administration's struggles are bound to be good news for Republicans who are banking on major gains in the midterms and have an easy case to make that Biden's economic plans are not working. But it's also a reflection of the backlash Biden is facing from some Democrats over easing his position on a nation he once branded a "pariah." It is debatable just how much Biden could do to improve the economy and all the troubles that are afflicting the country. A snapshot of almost any moment in US history could reveal political struggles over the destiny of the country and the scope of rights conferred by the Constitution. Even if a recession comes, there is hope that it won't be within the scale of the 2008 financial crisis or the Great Depression nearly 100 years ago, though that will be of little consolation to anyone who loses their job. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is one of the few officials to admit she got it wrong, as she did in a recent CNN interview. This is especially problematic since his comments coincided with a pro-active attempt by the White House to dampen speculation about Biden's reelection intentions amid increasing discussion about his age. Last week, the President lashed out at big energy firms over their inflated profits, in what might be a smart political strategy to rally Democrats but may not help lower gas prices. But his professed rationale for his 2020 victory -- that he was chosen by voters to fix problems -- is crumbling. Biden is right to highlight the strong job growth that has taken unemployment to such low levels that it could cushion the impact of a potential recession set off by the Federal Reserve's aggressive attempt to cool inflation. The United States is bankrolling a war against Russia in Ukraine, which -- despite Biden's success in reviving the West's Cold War front against Moscow -- is turning into a costly stalemate. The panel is showing just how close the US came to an authoritarian takeover with ex-President Donald Trump's Political divisions are also underscored by the mixed reception of televised hearings