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Joe Biden’s creepy comment just made this one woman feel very uncomfortable on TV

February 10, 2021
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Over the years, Joe Biden has faced several allegations of making women feel very uncomfortable, earning him the nickname “Creepy Joe” during the Presidential campaign.

But aside from allegedly making women feel uncomfortable, he has also been accused of sexual assault.

And Joe Biden’s creepy comment just made this one woman feel very uncomfortable on TV.

Joe Biden recently held a photo op in Arizona with nurse Britany Hayes to try to build public confidence in his administration’s vaccine rollout plan.

In the video shot, Joe Biden was supposed to have a short, pleasant conversation with the nurse in charge of one of the vaccination clinics in Arizona.

But during the short video, Biden lived up to his “Creepy Joe” nickname by complimenting Hayes on her looks, which seemingly made her very uncomfortable.


“No,” nurse Hayes responded.

But Biden didn’t stop with his inappropriate comments.

“I’m teasing . . . you look like a freshman,” Biden added.

“Thank you,” said Hayes.

Of course, this isn’t the first time Joe Biden has made women feel uncomfortable with unwanted touching, kissing, hugging and sniffing.

There are numerous viral videos on social media showing Joe Biden strangely sniffing the hair of young girls during swearing-in ceremonies at the White House.

Not only that, but Tara Reade, who worked in Biden’s Senate office, accused him of sexually assaulting her back in 1993.

And now Biden’s strange comments to nurse Hayes only further reminds Americans of why he earned the nickname “Creepy Joe” during the campaign.



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