President Joe Biden said Wednesday that Americans should be grateful that this Thanksgiving would be dramatically better than last year’s Thanksgiving.
“A year ago, we were headed into a Thanksgiving where public health experts were advising against traveling or gathering with family and friends,” he said.
The president recalled spending Thanksgiving dinner in 2020 with just his wife Jill and his daughter and son-in-law.
“Later this month, our tables and our hearts are gonna be full, thanks to the vaccines,” he said, speaking to Americans from the White House on the importance of vaccinating children age 5-11 with the coronavirus vaccine.
The president used a similar talking point on Tuesday to ward off criticism for his failure to address inflation, the… (Read more)
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