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Many Latino leaders say Chavez's bust at the Oval Office symbolizes Biden's commitment to the Latino community and marks the beginning of a new relationship with a president they hope is far less adversarial than his predecessor.
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Andrew Jackson is out and Benjamin Franklin is in as the Bidens bring their own touches to the Oval Office.
Joe Biden's socialist hero: Latino union firebrand fought AGAINST illegal immigrants but brutally purged anyone who defied him (while hushing his MANY infidelities to keep up his Catholic family man image) A bust of firebrand Latino union leader Cesar Chavez now takes pride of place behind the President's chair Chavez is controversial because of his brutal tactics and opposition to 'strike breaking' illegal immigrants He was also devoutly Catholic but had many affairs that were hushed up to maintain his family man image Biden has replaced a statue of Andrew Jackson with bust of Chavez...