President Biden spoke of his “pride in being Irish” as he welcomed Taoiseach Michael Martin to the White House for his annual St. Patrick’s day trip — but an Irish paper pointed out a time when Biden upset the Emerald Isle.
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In 2019, Biden answered a question with eight words the Irish Mirror said “irritated” those from Ireland.
“I may be Irish, but I’m not stupid,” Biden said at the time.
Biden: “I may be Irish, but I’m not stupid.” pic.twitter.com/QKpJfxaW30
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The American people seem to disagree, according to the latest polls.
While the president’s son, Hunter Biden, trends on Twitter, Biden spoke of his Irish relatives.
“My great-grandfather, Edward Francis Blewitt, was only the second Catholic in the history of the state of Pennsylvania to be elected to the State Senate at that time in 1906 — at a time when many Catholics weren’t elected to office, especially coming out of the coal mine regions of Scranton,” Biden said Wednesday.
