Joe Biden’s brief moment in Rome was a respite from the endless bad news that began late summer from COVID-19 and Afghanistan to getting on Air Force One last Friday leaving behind the pained infrastructure legislation impasse.
His meeting with Pope Francis was stunning, and even the politicians at the G20 seemed in a good mood, with Biden and President Macron shaking hands and a general agreement to a minimum tax.
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President Joe Biden sits across from Pope Francis, Oct. 29, 2021 | Vatican News via YouTube |
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G20 leaders toss
coins during a visit to the Trevi Fountain in Rome, Oct. 31, 2021 | Jeff J. Mitchell/Getty Images |
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