One of the most infuriating parts of Joe Biden's presidency-aside from his stupefyingly disastrous policies of open borders, unscientific tyrannical COVID vaccine mandates, energy job-killing executive orders, socialist inflationary spending, and a disgraceful exit from Afghanistan-is the mere fact that he is the least accessible president in modern history.
According to the American Presidency Project, a database compiled at the University of Santa Barbara that tracks presidential interactions with the media, Biden has had the fewest number of solo or joint press conferences of any president since Bill Clinton's lame-duck year in 2000, a year in which Clinton traveled to 22 different countries, including to India, Pakistan, Egypt, Japan, Germany, Russia, Nigeria, and Vietnam.
The only places Biden seems to travel to are his homes in Wilmington or Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, where he's been at least 25 times and where he can remain as invisible as possible.
Biden is now on record as having held six solo "Press conferences," but even that number is misleading, considering that he almost exclusively calls on pre-selected reporters and often appears to have the answers to their softball questions written down ahead of time.
As of Nov. 20, Biden had held just nine combined solo or joint press conferences in his first ten months in office, and he still has yet to step foot inside the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room, where more reporters would be able to ask him questions.
While Biden has made a habit of hiding from the White House Press Corps, his handlers have also rarely allowed him to do any interviews.
As of December 1, Biden has done just 18 media interviews in the entire year, while Trump had already done 89 during the same point in his presidency.
Friday, December 24, 2021
Records Show Biden Is The Least Accessible President In Modern History
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