Critics shred Biden for claiming 'our nation's children are all our children': 'Absolutely wrong'

President Biden was ripped by critics Monday when he made a statement suggesting the children of parents across the nation belonged to the whole country to raise rather than just their own families.

"There is no such thing as someone else's child. No such thing as someone else's child. Our nation's children are all our children," Biden said, quoting a former teacher during a speech in the White House Rose Garden honoring the 2023 national and state teachers of the year. 

His statement drew sharp criticism on social media from politicians and parents alike, blasting him suggesting the state and the political left had ownership over the children of the country.

"This is that Hillary Clinton, it takes a village nonsense," one critic wrote, referencing former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's controversial and highly scrutinized book,"It Takes a Village."

"As the great Senator Bob Dole said in 1996, 'It doesn't take a village to raise a child. It takes a family to raise a child,'" they added.