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President Joe Biden hasn't met his grandchild, Navy, but he's finally aknowledged her. In an exclusive statement to People Magazine, Biden said "This is not a political issue, it's a family matter. Jill and I only want what is best for all of our grandchildren, including Navy."
Not only has Biden refused to state that he has seven grandchildren, leaving out little 4-year-old Navy, but he's reportedly instructed staff to also only refer to six grandchildren. He has repeatedly left out the girl, born to Hunter Biden and a woman with whom he had a productive dalliance, Lunden.
Hunter recently came to a settlement with Navy's mom, which included prohibiting Navy from using the Biden name. The case was heard in an Arkansas court.
The Biden family and administration's collective refusal to admit that the child exists has infuriated many conservatives, who point to the complete cowardice and absolute lack of humanity it is to not only deny a child a place in your family, but a name.
It was that child support agreement, a source told People, that facilitating the new admission of grand paternity from the president, encouraging him to do the right thing. The comments from the source do little to mitigate the previous behavior.
After a report from The New York Times revealed that staff were not permitted to say that Biden actually has seven grandchildren, not the six he was willing to claim, there was a public outcry against the president's behavior, at least from conservtives.
"Thousands of families have faced similar circumstances," that source said, "working it out in private, versus the spotlight. At the center is a 4-year-old girl and everyone wants what is best for her, including all her grandparents."
The agreement ensures that Navy gets some money from her father, but also some of his art works. Hunter pivoted to painting after his previous careers became untenable.
It is unclear if Navy will be permitted to call President Biden "Pop," like his other grandkids do, in the event that he ever meets her.
Not only has Biden refused to state that he has seven grandchildren, leaving out little 4-year-old Navy, but he's reportedly instructed staff to also only refer to six grandchildren. He has repeatedly left out the girl, born to Hunter Biden and a woman with whom he had a productive dalliance, Lunden.
Hunter recently came to a settlement with Navy's mom, which included prohibiting Navy from using the Biden name. The case was heard in an Arkansas court.
The Biden family and administration's collective refusal to admit that the child exists has infuriated many conservatives, who point to the complete cowardice and absolute lack of humanity it is to not only deny a child a place in your family, but a name.
It was that child support agreement, a source told People, that facilitating the new admission of grand paternity from the president, encouraging him to do the right thing. The comments from the source do little to mitigate the previous behavior.
After a report from The New York Times revealed that staff were not permitted to say that Biden actually has seven grandchildren, not the six he was willing to claim, there was a public outcry against the president's behavior, at least from conservtives.
"Thousands of families have faced similar circumstances," that source said, "working it out in private, versus the spotlight. At the center is a 4-year-old girl and everyone wants what is best for her, including all her grandparents."
The agreement ensures that Navy gets some money from her father, but also some of his art works. Hunter pivoted to painting after his previous careers became untenable.
It is unclear if Navy will be permitted to call President Biden "Pop," like his other grandkids do, in the event that he ever meets her.
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