'History of anger problems': Jill Biden mocked for hyping president as 'calm' and 'steady'

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First lady Jill Biden was blasted on social media on Wednesday after she said during an interview that President Biden is "calm" and "steady" compared to former President Trump, who represents "chaos."

"We have a choice, this is what I’m out there saying. We have a choice we can have my husband who is calm, and steady and strong and has character and integrity or we have the other choice, which is chaotic," Biden told "Good Morning America" on Wednesday. "We have to decide. Democracy or chaos."

The comment drew immediate criticism on social media from conservatives skeptical of the portrayal of Biden as "calm" and "steady."

"This doesn't work this time. Does anything feel calm?" conservative commentator Stephen L. Miller posted on X.

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"Narrator: He's incredibly weak, has a history of anger problems, and has so little integrity that he can't give a simple speech without telling multiple, already-debunked lies," Red State writer Bonchie posted on X.

Biden has often been criticized for seemingly losing his cool in recent years. In 2019, he appeared to call an Iowa man "fat," and a "damn liar." He later denied calling him fat, claiming he was saying "facts" instead.

Since becoming president, there have been multiple reports of him being prone to angry outbursts at staff and others when not in the