First Lady Jill Biden recently arrived at the Élysées Palace for the state dinner on Saturday evening wearing an obnoxious velvet dress via The Gateway Pundit.
It has been noted that she has been racking up frequent flyer miles with multiple military transatlantic flights. She flew from DC to France earlier this week to attend the D-Day ceremonies, flew back to Delaware to attend Hunter Biden’s criminal trial, and then flew back to France.
Meanwhile, Joe Biden is lecturing the world on climate change being the greatest threat to humanity. Jill donned a midnight blue velvet dress with an obnoxious white belted train.
Jill, Ed.D., leads Joe Biden up to the Élysées Palace for the state dinner pic.twitter.com/pc3ngaVlc2
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Marcon said during his toast to Biden at Saturday’s state dinner.“We are allies. We will remain allies. And these are the values, which 80 years down the road, keep us together,”
Biden, who traveled to France last week to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day, began Saturday’s state visit with a ceremony at the Arc de Triomphe and a military parade towards the Élysée Palace. Biden and Macron held official meetings at the palace.
Macron and his wife, Brigitte Macron also hosted the state dinner for Biden and first lady Jill Biden at the palace. Macron, during his toast, stated the two nations have a “long and deep friendship” and pointed to their agreement on a variety of global security issues.
“When it comes to defending our values, we stand together, so, of course, there’s something a bit special in our relationship, because you are — you’re American; we are French,” Macron said, adding later, “And when I…we see the affection that you have for France, the way in which you have been prepared to attend the Olympic and Paralympic Games, I can see that more than ever you remain your best allies. United we stand, divided we fall.”
Biden, who delivered remarks after Macron, called France “our first ally,” and thanked the nation for its support dating back to the Revolutionary War.
“And ever since, we’ve remained united, unyielding, as well as unwavering in our partnership,” Biden said. “That’s what democracies do.”
“On behalf of all the American people, we want to say thank you, thank you, thank you from the bottom of our heart. I mean it,” he added.
