Joe Biden Tells Brits Queen Elizabeth Reminded Him of His Angry Mother

Once again the Biden administration let basement Joe out of his safe space in Deleware, this time to attend the funeral of Queen Elizabeth.

On Sunday in London, Joe pulled out his notecards to help him write the approved words of his condolences to the Royal Family.

But then it happened as expected by Biden’s detractors.

Joe went off script to share his real thoughts, which are never really thought through, and typically requires some damage control from his handlers in the aftermath.

Biden told the media that Queen Elizabeth reminded him of his dead mother.

Based on the reports that Joe’s mother was a vicious woman who hated the queen and wrote nasty poems about her, not a great comparison to make “Mr. President”.

Joe Biden’s Irish mother Catherine Finnegan hated the British and the Royal Family so much that she would write viscous poems about Queen Elizabeth.

Mom told Joe to NOT bow to the Queen when he met her while working as a senator in 1982.

Her disdain for the Queen was also manifested, according to reports, that Finnegan refused to sleep in a bed the queen once slept in and chose to sleep on the floor instead.

Via The Guardian

Joe Biden once revealed his mother so disliked England that she chose to sleep on the floor rather than in a bed in which the Queen had previously slept, according to an autobiography written by a comedian.

Georgia Pritchett claims the US leader made the revelation when they met in the White House during his period as vice-president. Pritchett met him because she was conducting research for the hit comedy Veep, on which she had been a co-executive producer and joint writer. They were also making a film tie-in of the show.

Pritchett, who is British, records that her initial conversation with Biden was about Ukraine – from which he had just returned – but this was closed down by his minders.

She wrote: “He changed the subject to how much his mother hated the English. His parents were Irish and she had written several poems about her hatred of the English. He went off to find them and returned with hundreds of poems describing how God must smite the English and rain blood on our heads.”

He also recalled how his mother, Catherine Finnegan – known as Jean – visited the UK and spent a night in a hotel where, she was told, the Queen had once stayed.

“She was so appalled that she slept on the floor all night, rather than risk sleeping on a bed that the Queen had slept on,” Pritchett wrote, adding she personally admired anyone who allowed their principles to take precedence over a comfortable bed.

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