[governsleastgovernsbest]

Biden's famous not for being a hero, but for hair sniffing.

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Biden was a “war hero???”

This has to be among the stupidest lies the liberal media has told, since it is so easily, totally, debunked!

Ping to Liberal Media Criticism list.

[Bob434]

Msnbc is stealing military Valor in the name of Biden.

[cranked]

Corn pop can confirm BidenIdiot was a Korean War hero. /s

[Vigilanteman]

Maybe he is talking about the war on the American people . . .

[newzjunkey]

I don’t think he meant that literally a war hero, he was drawing a narrative comparison to fictional heroes who retire but come off the sidelines and back into the fray for one last fight.

But he did say it and his side famously misrepresents what Trump and others says all the time. I guess what’s good for the goose?

[ClearCase_guy]

But, really, Biden is probably most famous for inventing the airplane.

[skeeter]

A veteran of the Cornpop Wars.

"I have not yet begun to fight" John Paul Jones

"Cmon you sonsabitches, you wanna live forever?" Sgt Dan Daly

"you may cut me man, but I'm gonna wrap this chain around your head" Lunchbucket Joe Biden

[Leaning Right]

It turns out that MSNBC was right after all.
Here we see 2-year-old Joe Biden rolling towards the Rhine with Patton’s 3rd Army.

[al_c]

He was, he was the retired war hero out in the mountain, chopping wood.

Seems like he meant this to be metaphorical. He failed.

[Lazamataz]

"If you believe the story, which I do, that [Biden] said, I had no intention of running for president. He was, he was the retired war hero out in the mountain, chopping wood. Charlottesville brought him back into the fight that he never thought he'd have to fight again."

Fact checkers have shown that this statement is TRUE.

Joe Biden has been in politics for many decades. Politics, according to Carl von Clausewitz, is merely warfare by other means. Therefore, Joe Biden is a war veteran.

Furthermore, he is considered a hero by many. This means the statement on MSNBC is completely true.

(The Department of Justice also issues this guidence: Anyone who denies this, or makes statements to the contrary, is issuing disinformation, and should expect a subpeona and/or physical raid by the FBI)

[TornadoAlley3]

Biden drove a big rig during the war.

[Mr. Mojo]

At this point the Left believes, not without justification, that they can spew any lie no matter how ridiculous and easily debunked and at least 40% of the country would automatically and unquestioningly believe it.

[ansel12]

It’s funny how Trump was called a draft dodger, but Biden never gets mentioned in that way.

By the way, why does military service avoidance to the media only mean the draft?
What is the difference between Obama not wanting to serve and Biden not wanting to serve, what does the draft existing have to do with whether someone is patriotic or not?

Either someone avoided serving our country, or not, that doesn’t only count during the Vietnam war or a draft era.

[Made In The USA]

“”He was, he was the retired war hero out in the mountain, chopping wood. Charlottesville brought him back into the fight that he never thought he’d have to fight again.”

Don’t care if this was meant metaphorically, or a deliberate act of deception. Either way it reinforces what PRESIDENT Trump called fake news.

Painting a new narrative based completely on insulting lies.

Also - the lies about Brandon are just the left polishing a turd. But it’s past time to stop the Charlottesville lie. Insulting PRESIDENT Trump is insulting those who support him.

[Terry L Smith]

biden has had failed attempts at running for preesident, too!!

just another Garish Old Dirty Dick Amender Measly Nutso draft dodger poisoning from on high.

[bigbob]

Commanding officer in the War Against America

[x]

It was a metaphor. But still wrong in so many different ways. Maybe "an old war horse" would have been a better metaphor. I don't know about what "old war horses" really want, but when a politician is described or describes himself that way, you know that he's aching to get back into the battle.

Where does the metaphor come from? I guess there are echoes of Washington or Lincoln or Cincinnatus, but it's mostly just ... wait for it ...

Back with my wife in Tennessee
When one day she called to me
Said "Virgil, quick, come see,
There goes the Robert E. Lee!"

Now, I don't mind chopping wood
And I don't care if the money's no good

True, it's the steam boat Robert E. Lee and it's not Robert E. Lee who's chopping wood, but that may be where it came from.

[x]

It was a metaphor. But still wrong in so many different ways. Maybe "an old war horse" would have been a better metaphor. I don't know about what "old war horses" really want, but when a politician is described or describes himself that way, you know that he's aching to get back into the battle.

Where does the metaphor come from? I guess there are echoes of Washington or Lincoln or Cincinnatus, but it's mostly just ... wait for it ...

Back with my wife in Tennessee
When one day she called to me
Said "Virgil, quick, come see,
There goes the Robert E. Lee!"

Now, I don't mind chopping wood
And I don't care if the money's no good

True, it's the steam boat Robert E. Lee and it's not Robert E. Lee who's chopping wood, but that may be where it came from.

[Yo-Yo]

Johnson wasn't calling Biden a literal ‘war hero,’ he was using a metaphor.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

He was against the US military since he started in the 70s.