Posted on 10/06/2023 7:25:50 AM PDT by SJackson
To hear Joe Biden tell it, he’s been a major factor in just about everything important that happened during his lifetime, and some things before he was born. The only problem is, we know he didn’t do important things and, more often than not, wasn’t even around when they were done. The truth has a weird way of complicating the president’s life story. But according to him, he’s the “Forrest Gump President,” always there, always playing a role in directing history. While the nickname is accurate, it’s for his IQ, not his participation in history.
Joe Biden’s life must be wildly boring. The reality of it, I mean. Why else would he spend so much time fantasizing about things that didn’t happen?
When not looking in the crowd for dead people or pretending to be a faith healer by asking paralyzed people to stand up, the president fills his speeches with mumbling incoherencies, screaming declarations, whispered fantasies and straight up lies. It really is a marvel to behold.
For a guy who admitted in the past that he played no role, and had no real interest in, the Civil Rights Movement, he regularly tells audiences he marched for them. In fact, he was either arrested or almost arrested for his role in the fight. He was even arrested trying to visit Nelson Mandela in South Africa, so committed to the cause was he.
None of that is remotely true – Joe never did anything related to Civil Rights, even though he was old enough during the fight to have participated. He, in fact, associated with racist, segregationist Democrats when he first arrived in the Senate in 1973.
A real sign of a sociopath is a willingness to look at what is objectively obvious and deny it. In an interview with John Harwood last week, Biden claimed he somehow managed to convince the late Senator Strom Thurmond to vote in favor of the Civil Rights Act “when I left the Senate.”
There are so many things wrong with this it’s hard to know where to start. The Civil Rights Act was passed in 1965, Biden didn’t get elected to the Senate until 1972. Biden “left the Senate” in 2009 to become vice president, Thurmond died in 2003. These are pretty obvious, and rather large, problems with Joe’s proclamation. Harwood said nothing, either being too ignorant to know he was being lied to or too hackish to care. He was, after all, fired by CNN, and you really have to try to not meet their standards.
If you’re wondering how it is someone can lie so obviously so often, without any fear, it’s because he’s been getting away with it his whole life.
The current lies he tells about himself are in the tradition of his lies in the past, only now it’s tough to know if it’s because of senility or not.
He’s lied about the death of his first wife and daughter (hit by a drunk driver), about the death of his son (he died in Iraq), and used both for political advantage, regularly. Talk about gross.
If you’re willing to stand on the graves of family members when it suits your political needs, what wouldn’t you lie about?
And when you’ve got the media on your side, and the truth only hurts your cause, why not lie?
Biden’s lifetime of bull excrement results in headlines like this from The New York Times, “Biden, Storyteller in Chief, Spins Yarns That Often Unravel,” with the sub-headline, “President Biden has been unable to break himself of the habit of embellishing narratives to weave a political identity.” You have to be flexible enough to kiss your own rear end to twist reality like that. The first mention of the word “lie” was in paragraph eight and was in reference to Donald Trump, not the subject of the story.
In fact, the only time Biden’s lies are called lies directly are by an “expert” who excuses them. “With Biden, people have decided these are not the kind of lies that matter. These are the kinds of lies that people’s grandfathers tell,” the paper quotes a left-wing professor saying.
The “fact-checker” at the Washington Post chimed in with a beauty of his own, “Biden loves to retell certain stories. Some aren’t credible.” The Post kept a running list of Trump “lies,” most about insignificant things related to ego, but they brush off the literal routine rewriting of history to make himself important.
The weirdest thing about Joe Biden’s lies is they’re wildly unnecessary. He is, after all, president of the United States. That’s historic enough. But he’s so insecure he’s compelled to make things up about himself to cover for shortcomings he sees when he looks in the mirror. If he’s willing to lie about things the truth is easily available to everyone to refute, what do you think he’s willing to say about things conducted in private, when no one was around to see?
Joe Gump.
Set aside the fact that Biden is wretched scum, and his policies are garbage )I know that’s a big set aside!) every administration encounters problems and challenges. Some are more successful, or less, in working through them. But when an administration spends all its time lying about the existence of problems and challenges, by definition it’s impossible to solve problems, and therefore they just get worse. My theory is that the Obama goons who run this administration were spoiled by the success of the media in covering up every Obama problem, and there weren’t really that many,
Or that many that couldn’t still be blamed on Bush. They’re already stupid, but the media tongue baths also made them lazy, and transparent lies are the only arrow they’ve got in their quiver
…For when they reach the scene of crime - Biden’s not there…
Biden may have been a busy little beaver, all over the map, but he and Jill were raking in the dough.
Author and researcher Peter Schweizer dug into the Biden family’s finances for years. Schweizer reports:
<><>Joe Biden has an LLC called CelticCapri thru which he runs his money,
<><>on his 2017 and 2018 tax returns, he reported he had $12.6M income during that time
<><>in 2019 Biden runs for president of the United States,
<><>candidate Biden is required to fill out the Office of Government Ethics’ financial disclosure form.
<><>the form says he had $7.4 million in income; 40% less than he told the IRS.
<><>What accounts for Biden’s $5.2 million discrepancy?”
He lies for two reasons:
1) He’s insecure, he knows he’s a moron
2) He’s a moron, and it makes him feel insecure.
FTA——A sign of a real sociopath is a willingness to look at what is objectively obvious and deny it.
In an interview with John Harwood last week, Biden claimed he somehow managed to convince the late Senator Strom Thurmond to vote in favor of the Civil Rights Act “when I left the Senate.”
There are so many things wrong with this it’s hard to know where to start.
The Civil Rights Act was passed in 1965, Biden didn’t get elected to the Senate until 1972. Biden “left the Senate” in 2009 to become vice president, Thurmond died in 2003. These are pretty obvious, and rather large, problems with Joe’s proclamation.
Harwood said nothing, either being too ignorant to know he was being lied to or too hackish to care. He was, after all, fired by CNN, and you really have to try to not meet their standards.
Biden goes on a demented bizarre, delusional tirade in which he compares the Paycheck Protection Program — which was passed by Congress and kept millions of Americans employed during a pandemic — to opposition to a unilateral student loan debt bailout. Oct 4, 2023
The past 33 months under Biden are a perfect Money Python script
Well, let me tell you ‘bout the way he looked
The way he’d fall down and the way he sniffed hair
His voice was unintelligible
His eyes were shocked and confused
And he’s not there
Joe is the guy who never dated the homecoming queen. Was friends with, but never was the QB on the football team. Was on the periphery of the cool kids table, but never got to sit there. Who had rich friends but was raised by middle class parents. I’ve known a lot of people like this they are always number two, just a little short of the best, so when they can, they make up embellished stories about their lives to impress people. In their real lives they were never quite good enough, but in their fantasies were the greatest. It’s sad.
Joe is the guy who never dated the homecoming queen. Was friends with, but never was the QB on the football team. Was on the periphery of the cool kids table, but never got to sit there. Who had rich friends but was raised by middle class parents. I’ve known a lot of people like this they are always number two, just a little short of the best, so when they can, they make up embellished stories about their lives to impress people. In their real lives they were never quite good enough, but in their fantasies were the greatest. It’s sad.
Run, Forrest!
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