Staff Reports
In a wild chat with Jen Psaki, the former press secretary for President Biden, Michael Tyler, the big cheese at the Biden Campaign’s communication office, brought up not just one, but two fake news tales in a single breath! Yowza.
WATCH: Biden Spokesman Manages To Fit 'Bloodbath' And 'Very Fine People' Hoaxes In One Sentence https://t.co/1KzXJjatdW
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Tyler went on about President Trump’s words regarding a possible “bloodbath” for the auto biz if Biden got another shot. What a load of baloney! The lefties and their media pals have been all gung-ho about a trimmed-down clip from Trump’s Dayton, Ohio rally, making it sound like he was all for violence. Total poppycock! Trump spent over a whole minute talking about industry issues, but those sneaky actors grabbed only a tiny 17-second bit to spin a yarn.
And that wasn’t enough for Tyler. Nope, he just had to toss in the old chestnut about Trump calling neo-Nazis “very fine people” after Charlottesville. Talk about recycling nonsense! Biden himself has trotted out this tired tale when he threw his hat in the ring.
Trump actually spoke out against extremists and violence after the rally, urging for total condemnation of such acts. He even noted that not everyone there was a troublemaker. But did the media pay attention? Nope, they conveniently ignored that part!
Now, the Biden crew is still clinging to these fibs like a life raft in a stormy sea. The official Biden Campaign account and Psaki keep on beating the same old drum, spreading these fake stories with gusto.
Psaki’s far-fetched rants about Trump being a villain sound like a broken record. She spins tales about Trump praising Capitol rioters and stirring up trouble at rallies, conveniently skipping over the stuff where he denounced violence and praised law-abiding citizens. It’s like she’s playing a game of make-believe!
The lefties just can’t seem to let go of these false narratives. It’s like they’re allergic to facts! But hey, truth always comes out in the end, right? Let’s hope so!
