BIDEN IS A CLASSIC SOCIOPATH LAWYER. HE LIES, HE GAMES THE LAWS BECAUSE FOR LAWYERS LAWS DO NOT APPLY AND HE’S SPENT 50 YEARS PARASITING A VAST FORTUNE ALONG WITH HIS LAWYER SON HUNTER AND HIS LAWYER BROTHER JAMES BIDEN.
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Joe Biden loves his lies
By James Nollet
President Biden has made many false autobiographical claims. He was a truck driver. He was a coal miner. He helped organize Black churches while in high school for Civil Rights activities. He used to bring his children, then grandchildren, one at a time, when each turned age 15 or 16 (depending on the version), to Europe to tour either Dachau or Auschwitz (again, depending on the version). He went to Soweto in South Africa to visit the imprisoned Nelson Mandela, who in fact was held 800 miles away on Robben Island. He claimed he was arrested in Soweto; he wasn't.
DELAWARE BANS JOE BIDEN! THREATENS PRISON OR DEPORTATION!!!
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Poll: Joe Biden’s Approval Rating in Delaware Underwater by 3 Points
oe Biden Again Falsely Claims Trump Supporters Killed Police Officers on January 6
President Joe Biden falsely claimed Saturday that supporters of former President Donald Trump killed police officers during the January 6th riots on Capitol Hill.
The president spoke about the January 6th protests during his commencement speech at the University of Delaware.
He said:
A mob of insurrectionists stormed the Capitol, the very citadel of democracy. Imagine what you’d be thinking today if you had heard this morning before you got here that a group of a thousand people broke down the doors of the parliament of Great Britain, killed two police officers, smashed and ransacked the office of members of the British Parliament or any other, what would you think? What would you think?
Biden has previously made the false claim about Trump supporters killing police officers.
U.S. Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick died a day after the attack, but his death was afterward determined to be from natural causes: two strokes at the base of his brain stem caused by a clot in an artery.
Four police officers, serving either the Capitol Police or the Washington Metropolitan Police force, died by suicide in the weeks following the attacks.
The White House on Monday walked back President Joe Biden's comments declaring the United States would defend Taiwan against a Chinese invasion, the latest instance of the president's own administration repudiating his foreign policy statements.
At a news conference in Tokyo after Biden met with Japanese prime minister Fumio Kishida, a reporter asked the president whether the United States would "get involved militarily to defend Taiwan."
"Yes," Biden replied. "That's the commitment we made."
The declaration would have represented a departure from U.S. foreign policy, which has been ambiguous as to whether the United States would defend Taiwan from China. But Biden administration officials quickly walked back the president's pledge, saying his statement did not amount to a new commitment to fight for Taiwan.
"Our policy has not changed," a White House official told CNN.
The incident marked the third time the White House has retracted comments Biden made proclaiming a commitment to defend Taiwan. In August, Biden said the United States has a "sacred commitment" to respond to an attack on Taiwan, and in October, he said he was committed to "come to Taiwan's defense if China attacked." In both cases, White House officials later insisted U.S. policy regarding Taiwan remained unchanged.
Sen. Tom Cotton (R., Ark.) said Biden's gaffe provides an opportunity for the United States to clearly state its Taiwan policy, and that "strategic clarity and military strength is the best way to deter China."
"It's now essential that President Biden restate our new policy of strategic clarity in clear, deliberate remarks from a prepared text," Cotton said. "Otherwise, the continued ambiguity and uncertainty will likely provoke the Chinese communists without deterring them—the worst of both worlds."
Clarifying Biden's comments on foreign policy is nothing new for administration officials. In March, the White House walked back three provocative statements the president made during a trip to Poland: that Russian president Vladimir Putin "cannot remain in power," that the United States would respond "in kind" to Russian use of chemical weapons, and that U.S. troops would be deployed to Ukraine.
In January, after Biden let slip that Russia might get away with lesser punishment for a "minor incursion" into Ukraine rather than a full-scale invasion, then-White House press secretary Jen Psaki insisted the United States remained committed to respond forcefully to any attack on Ukraine.
Last June, Biden said he was "open" to Putin's proposal for a prisoner swap of cybercriminals. That same day, national security adviser Jake Sullivan said the president's comments were "over-read or misread" and that the United States was not interested in a prisoner swap.
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