In a recently surfaced film clip, President Joe Biden tells a story about his past as a muleteer. The story takes place when he was younger and worked as a transport driver for goods across the Delaware River. Biden's narration of the event is interspliced with shots of him driving the mule-drawn cart across the river. The mule and cart become recurring throughout the president's career (see also action and distraction). He has used the mule to refer to his political opponents, to make political points, and to refer to his policies. Throughout the speech, he continually refers to mules, such as "mules in the background" or "mules in my future." He claims that even mules would vote for him since they were frequently seen hanging near ballot boxes. When he makes an effort not to get his hands wet, so the mules don't get wet, he can be observed crossing his fingers behind his back or clutching a pocket watch.
The film clip's narrative, as presented by President Joe Biden in the video, is significant on several levels. First and foremost, it displays his down-to-earth nature and ability to interact with people from all walks of life. It's a lovely story that sheds light on the president's personality. Second, it emphasizes Biden's work ethic and dedication to doing whatever it takes to accomplish the task. After this clip, he will be even more popular with the public, which will undoubtedly endear him to many more people. At the same time, he serves out his term in office. When Biden runs for reelection in 2024, it's reasonable to guess that another 250 million votes will be added to the 80 million electoral ones he received in 2020. Biden will have virtually every American newborn through grandparents and great-grandparents on his team.
In the film clip, President Joe Biden tells the story of his time as a muleteer. This was back when he was younger and working as a transport driver for goods across the Delaware River. In the clip, Biden paints a picture of a time when things were simpler and hard work was its reward. Biden recalls how he was frequently lost in thought while gazing at the river and how much he liked the mules' aroma. Biden is shown rubbing his nose in the mules' fur and smelling it, as well as saying that those were some of the greatest years of his life.
When I watched the film clip of President Joe Biden telling the story of his time as a muleteer, I couldn't help but be impressed. It was clear that he loved talking about those years and that he looked back on them with nothing but fond memories. The story itself was also quite inspiring. It showed that Biden is willing to work hard and isn't afraid of a little hard physical labour. He also clarifies that he'd rather be a muleteer than any other profession and finds meaning in his job. It's no wonder Biden can handle so many mules. Despite the fact that the narrative was moving, I was most affected by Biden's telling of it. In it, Biden recites the tale like a poet, using sweeping gestures and a showman's flair to tell the story. His delivery is very similar to that of President Lincoln, as both men enjoy telling tales with significant emotional impact.
In conclusion, the story told by Joe Biden is significant on multiple levels and provides a unique glimpse into the mind of America's 46th president. I think it's fair to say that Joe Biden is a man of many faces and many talents, and I look forward to seeing him demonstrate more of his skills as we progress through his first term.
I'm sure this summary of the film has made you curious to see more. Nothing should stop you from watching the full film with the title 2000 MULES.
Biden is not allowed to keep mules in the White House. But just as his son (Hunter) is addicted to drugs, Biden is addicted to the smell of mule furs. Since he can't help it, he has been seen countless number of times sticking his nose in the hair of women and underage girls instead. With this link you get access to the video compilataion BIDEN TOUCHING GIRLS.