Former US vice president, Joe Biden meets a dog named after him (Photos)

Former US vice president, Joe Biden, on Wednesday met and cheered a 4-month-old dog named after him during the anniversary of the Affordable Care Act in Capitol.
The super cool Politician took selfies with the dog and its owner, a gesture which many gave thumbs up for his humility. More photos after the cut.


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