By The FirstJudge Judy publicly endorsed Nikki Haley for President at a campaign speech in New Hampshire Monday, saying Joe Biden needs “two naps a day.”
“Joe Biden is now older. … He’s my age. … I need a nap in the afternoon. So does Joe Biden — probably two,” said the television legend.
Judge Judy, when asked Sunday about endorsing Nikki Haley for president:
— The Recount (@therecount) January 22, 2024
“Joe Biden is now older. … He's my age. … I need a nap in the afternoon. So does Joe Biden — probably two.” pic.twitter.com/usOAGJ0jSE
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