(ProsperNews.net) – A picture of President Biden holding a leaflet with images and names of reporters has gone viral online. During a press conference with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in the White House Rose Garden, a photographer caught a shot of Biden’s “cheat sheet” that pictured and named four reporters – all of whom asked questions at the event.
The named reporters were Laura Barrón-López from PBS, USA Today’s Joey Garrison, Jeff Chambers of The Australian, and Australia’s Channel 10 Network Political Editor Ashleigh Raper.
It is not the first time the President was seen with “cheat sheets.” In April, when he appeared with South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, aides gave him a document with the names (including pronunciations) and photos of South Korean reporters, including one that appeared to feature the question a specific journalist would ask.
The use of “cheat sheets” plague Biden’s Presidency and the media has published several stories about them. In March 2021, for example, the New York Post covered his first major press conference and photos revealed that Biden had a list of facts on a paper in front of him and a document showing which reporters were present and what they looked like.
The Post stated that Biden “appeared to repeatedly lose his train of thought, forgetting questions and asking reporters if they wanted him to give detailed answers.”
The following year, the New York Post again mocked the President for a thoroughly detailed “cheat sheet” that told him to limit his remarks to two minutes and instructed him to “take YOUR seat.” The detailed instructions accompanied President Biden’s visit to the Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment event in Bali and included the names (and pronunciations) of various leaders, such as the Prime Minister of Japan and the President of Indonesia.
The document even instructed the President to turn the page to find the text of his opening remarks to the gathered dignitaries.
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