Posted on 10/02/2023 8:22:17 PM PDT by algore
White House staffers have blamed President Joe Biden's dog Commander's biting problems on the unfriendly expressions of Secret Service agents.
The 2-year-old German Shepherd reportedly had his 11th bite of one of the president's key protectors just last week - but is said to be pleasant around West Wing staff.
Secret Service emails obtained by Judicial Watch in July revealed the dog had bitten or threatened at least 10 people, making this the 11th incident involving it.
According to those on Biden's staff, Commander's behavior around the Secret Service doesn't make any sense to them.
Some have suggested that while staffers greet Commander with a smile, Secret Service agents tend to be colder.
'The White House is just a crazy environment for a dog,' an ex-White House official said. 'There are enormous men with guns acting suspiciously hostile everywhere.'
'Everyone loves him,' said a current member of the staff, who claims that workers are often excited to find time to say hello and scratch Commander behind the ears.
'He's always so friendly.'
West Wing staffers told Politico that there was never any sense that Commander was violent and that he's never shown any anger toward them.
'It's shocking that he can be so aggressive,' said staff member claimed. 'I've never seen him like that.'
Similarly, Biden's former German shepherd Major was forced to move away from the White House after he was caught biting agents.
Biden's staff fears the same fate may be dealt to Commander if he continues to show his teeth, with one suggesting the pooch could be sent away by Thanksgiving.
'We do wonder how much longer they can keep him around. At a certain point, it becomes impossible.'
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That is nothing compared to how he has mistreated the American People.
What will they say about this?
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