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'An Uncomfortable and Unwell Vibe': Biden Employs Strange Speech Tactic Yet Again

AP Photo/Evan Vucci

Critics are wondering why President Biden again hunched over and whispered into the microphone during a Wisconsin visit on Tuesday to sell the infrastructure deal after being widely panned for doing the same last week. 

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Discussing the need for a “generational investment,” Biden attempted to sell the economic benefits of the $973 billion package, one of which included how eligible families could get $3,600 for each child under the age of 6, and $3,000 for those aged 6 to 17. Defending the Expanded Child Tax Credit, Biden then proceeded to hunch over and whisper, "Hey guys, I think it's time to give ordinary people a tax break. The wealthy are doing fine." 

On Twitter, many are questioning his continued use of the whisper-for-emphasis strategy. 

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Last week, Biden whispered on three occasions while speaking to reporters about the infrastructure deal. 

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