I'm betting the Left's favorite Drug Lord enabler, Sean Penn, is REALLY mad!
Posted on 02/07/2023 8:43:03 AM PST by Diana in Wisconsin
Paul Pelosi, Tyre Nichols' parents, U2 star Bono, Monterey Park shooting hero Brandon Tsay, Ukraine's ambassador to the US Oksana Markarova and a Holocaust survivor are among those headed to the US Capitol Tuesday evening where President Joe Biden is set to deliver his State of the Union address.
Biden's remarks will both touch on key themes of his presidency and offer a preview of a 2024 reelection message. And the guest list for first lady Dr. Jill Biden's box offers a blueprint for what to expect.
The first lady's 26 guests represent key administration priorities and accomplishments like infrastructure, mental health, climate and health care. They also represent issues the administration has confronted in the past year: support for Ukraine in the face of Russian invasion, antisemitism, the overdose epidemic, support for same-sex marriage, increased political polarization, mass shootings, a renewed national conversation on justice in policing and women's reproductive health.
"Each of these individuals were invited by the White House because they personify issues or themes to be addressed by the President in his speech, or they embody the Biden-Harris Administration's policies at work for the American people," the office of the first lady said in a statement.
Here are the guests and the stories they represent:
*SNIP*
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WTF is BoneHead doing there?
Bono? Jon Bon Jovi was not available? How about Neil Young?
The Bidens envy the celebrity worship given to the lightworker. They so badly want to be worshiped and adored like Obama.
I'm betting the Left's favorite Drug Lord enabler, Sean Penn, is REALLY mad!
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