Biden's USA Today Interview

[SamSwimmer]

If you haven't read the interview USA Today published today with Joe Biden, that link will take you to USA Today's site.

Contrary to literally every single fact that's come out, Biden actually believes he would have beaten Trump.

"It's presumptuous to say that, but I think yes," Biden said, adding he based that view on polling he had reviewed. He expressed no such confidence when asked whether he had the vigor to serve another four years in office, though. "I don't know," he replied.​

Biden's delusion continued when speaking about his experience as an asset in foreign affairs.

"I think the only advantage of being an old guy is that I've known every major world leader for a long time. And so I had a perspective on each of them and their interests," he said. He had chaired the Senate Foreign Relations Committee even before serving two terms as vice president. "And so I think it helped me navigate some of the fundamental changes taking place, whether it's in Europe, in Latin America, in the Middle East, in the Far East."​

Biden's DOJ was engaged in blatantly egregious levels of lawfare against Trump. In the interview he says he warned Trump, "not to settle scores with his political enemies" which is a clear signal Biden is going to preemptively pardon people & everyone knows it.

"I tried to make it clear that there was no need, and it was counterintuitive for his interest to go back and try to settle scores."​

Biden said he didn't get an answer from Trump on the matter.​

"He didn't say, 'No, I'm going to...' You know. He didn't reinforce it. He just basically listened," Biden said.​

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Biden admitted his highly controversial & oddly sweeping pardon of Hunter may set bad precedent. The questionable explanation he attempted to give was so bad that CNN fact checked & called it out for "false & inaccurate claims".

 

[extragreen]

Trump made 30,573 false or misleading claims as president. Nearly half came in his final year.​

 

[MichiganHerd]

Insurrection on the part of all the liars that hid the mush over the last few years. Remember, they told us he was sharp as a tack and nobody could keep up with him.

Send all those liars to camp.

 

[mlblack16.]

The man has obvious dementia. Probably also thinks that's chocolate pudding in his Depends®

 

[GeauxHerd]

Insurrection on the part of all the liars that hid the mush over the last few years. Remember, they told us he was sharp as a tack and nobody could keep up with him.

Send all those liars to camp.

Aiding and abetting. This should definitely be looked into. However if they would have 25th amendment him we would have the laughing Hyena instead. I’m not sure that isn’t worse than dementia.

 

[extragreen]

 

[extragreen]

Insurrection on the part of all the liars that hid the mush over the last few years. Remember, they told us he was sharp as a tack and nobody could keep up with him.

Send all those liars to camp.

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[30CAT]

You have nothing, extralyingdumbass.

NOTHING, but retread posts that change absolutely nothing. Your pipe dreams are over. Reality is setting in.

Turn out the lights, your party is over.

 

[extragreen]

You have nothing, extralyingdumbass.

NOTHING, but retread posts that change absolutely nothing. Your pipe dreams are over. Reality is setting in.

Turn out the lights, your party is over.

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