Joe Biden's Family Christmas Photo Gets Attention For The Wrong Reason
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The president and his love ones gathered in front of a tree for a pic that contained a very awkward detail.
Former President Joe Biden wished followers a “a peaceful and joyful Christmas Eve filled with love” on X Wednesday, but his obscured presence in the family photo drew much of the attention.
The 46th commander-in-chief stood in the back with his face partially blocked by former first lady Jill Biden.
It wouldn’t take a professional photographer to realize the shot could be improved for the former leader of the free world.
Observers on X, some of whom appear to be Donald Trump supporters, pointed out the oddity.
“Why are you in the back, blocked by jill,” someone wrote.
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