Former President Ronald Reagan and wife, Nancy, meet Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace in June 1989. | Martin Cleaver | APWhite House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Thursday said “our hearts and thoughts go to the family members of the queen” and the United Kingdom, upon hearing the news in the press briefing room of Queen Elizabeth’s death.
Her first visit with U.S. top leadership was with President Harry S. Truman, who welcomed her to Washington as princess, along with Prince Philip in 1951, and ending with President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden’s visit to Cornwall in 2021.Her first visit to Washington asupon receiving an invitation from President Dwight Eisenhower. They wrote each other letters for years and developed a friendship. The queen even sent him her recipe for scones.
President Jimmy Carter visited with the queen at Buckingham Palace in 1977, and she met President Ronald Reagan and first lady Nancy Reagan multiple times. The queen reportedly had a good relationship with the Reagans and shared a love of horseback riding with the president.for the U.S. assistance to the U.K. in the Falkland War. The gesture is the highest distinction the nation awards to foreigners.
So no prayers?
Black Woman love love and solitude
Really heartfelt, I'll try not to tear up
Biden himself shouldn’t say a word about this. Would own the whole UK
Remember when democrats used to say, “our thoughts and prayers go out to the family?” I suppose their hearts and thoughts are just as empty.
Now is not the time for politics. They shouldn't mention the king.
On this sad day with news of the death of Queen Elizabeth, I take solace as an American from the fact that Joe Biden is POTUS rather than the previous guy. The US will be represented by a head of state with class, decorum, a sense of history and seriousness that befits the moment
True professional.
Obviously didn’t know it was confirmed yet. Super poised, classy response.
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