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Things Joe Biden's Father Told Him

A Treasury of Bidenisms (and Other Malarkey)

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By John Guinness

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As President Biden so often tells us: “My dad had a saying…” Prudent life lessons—and some downright weird advice—from one Biden to another.

Joseph R. Biden Sr. never held political office, but that didn’t stop him from imparting a lifetime’s worth of guidance to his son and our 46th president.
Featuring such classic Bidenisms as “I may be Irish, but I’m not stupid,” “Don’t compare me to the Almighty, compare me to the alternative,” and the ever-famous “That’s a bunch of malarkey,” THINGS JOE BIDEN’S FATHER TOLD HIM is a curious catechism of Biden family wisdom.
 

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On Sale
Mar 23, 2021
Page Count
48 pages
Publisher
Twelve
ISBN-13
9781538706459

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John Guinness

About the Author

John Guinness is the eldest of fourteen children. Born and raised in County Kilkenny, Ireland, he prefers lager, despite his namesake, and can often be found at Gowran Park betting on the slowest horse in the race.
 
Jarrod Taylor is an art director and illustrator in Seattle. After finishing the drawings for this book, he took a short break to kayak to his local co-op and was abducted by a pod of disgruntled orcas.

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