Joe Biden is brutally roasted over new memoir as critics give book savage fake name
Source: US Politics: Latest News, Comments and Breaking Stories | Mail Online · Bias: Right
Summary
Joe Biden announced on Wednesday that his long-expected book on his White House tenure would be published in mid-November. Criticism was swift and brutal.
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