Jill Biden awkwardly tells audience ‘thought you might clap’ after no round of applause | NY Post
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as posted by the channelFirst Lady Jill Biden suffered a Jeb Bush “please clap” moment on Thursday when her applause line fell utterly flat during an event in Washington.
“I’ve visited red states and blue states and I’ve found that the common values that unite us are deeper than our divisions,” Biden told an audience at the Reagan Institute Summit on Education in Washington, DC.
After saying the line, the first lady paused for a moment before reacting with surprise at the spectators’ non-reaction.
“And, um, I thought you might clap for that,” said Biden, drawing laughs and applause.
The first lady’s plea for plaudits was reminiscent of former Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush’s viral moment of desperation on the campaign trail in 2016.
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