Staff Reports
Joe Biden’s recent interview with Complex’s Speedy Morman on “360 with Speedy” showcased a veritable carnival of falsehoods and confusions. Despite his newfound desire to tone down the rhetoric, just the day before, Biden was fear-mongering about Trump being a supposed “real danger to the country.” The man can’t seem to keep his stories straight, claiming Obama asked him to be Vice President in 2020. A bit of a time-traveling mix-up there, Joe.
Biden — days after an assassination attempt on President Trump — calls him "a real danger to the country" pic.twitter.com/PCnJrZempZ
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Fumbling through the interview, Biden regurgitated the debunked “fine people” hoax, but muddled it further by now insisting it was “good people on both sides.” When confronted about rising inflation, he shamelessly fibbed that it was at 9 percent upon his entry into office. Additionally, he proudly boasted about snubbing the Supreme Court on student loan debt, showing a blatant disregard for the rule of law.
In classic Biden fashion, he dismissed the notion of any hip-hop artists supporting Trump and deludedly revisited his involvement in the civil rights movement, despite contradicting himself in the past. His claim that all his initiatives miraculously saved money is as believable as a unicorn sighting.
With a dash of arrogance, Biden declared he would be on the ballot “1000 percent” unless run over by a train. Furthermore, his condescending jab at potential Trump voters with a patronizing “Lots of luck in your senior year” remark only serves to alienate and belittle them.
BIDEN: "In 2020, when Barack asked me to be vice president…" (not true)
"After that I became a professor at the University of Pennsylvania" (also not true)
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— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) July 15, 2024
Despite Biden’s attempts to denigrate Trump’s accomplishments, the truth speaks for itself. Trump’s tenure saw improvements in various sectors, including tax cuts, support for HBCUs, economic growth, and border security. Conversely, Biden’s policies have fueled inflation and instability, leaving Americans longing for the stability they experienced under Trump’s leadership.
