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"If we had a contest for the stupidest, worst things that Joe Biden has ever said, we may have a very strong contender with a comment that he made on Friday. And that’s saying a lot, given all the bad and stupid things that he’s said over his decades in politics.
Biden was in Hamilton, Ohio, visiting United Performance Metals, which makes materials used by 3D printing firms. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) and Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH) were at the event with him.
It didn’t start off well. Biden appeared to get confused
and had to ask “where am I heading?”
Then he told the Angelo Negri story for the seventh time. I was one of the first to debunk this story back in May 2021. He’s still lying about it today.
Biden tells a completely fake — and widely debunked
— story about an Amtrak conductor for at least the 7th time
pic.twitter.com/4JYOcUoU18
— RNC Research
(@RNCResearch)
May 6, 2022
Come on, man! Get it together. Can your people at least get you to stop telling this lie? Not to mention he says he was going to see his mom who was living with him, but was “in hospice.” How is she living with him and in hospice at the same time?
As we previously noted, this story makes no sense, because both his mother and Negri were dead by the time he reached the mileage numbers on Amtrak that he has talked about in the past. Trying to figure out what Joe Biden is saying can fry your brain because there’s no logic or sense there.
As Biden continued with the event, he lied about wages going up. Biden says "wages went up" over the past year.
FACT CHECK:
With inflation at an historic 8.5% under Biden,
real wages are DOWN.
pic.twitter.com/ixqltWfmNq
— RNC Research
(@RNCResearch)
May 6, 2022
That’s bad but not uncommon for him
— he’s constantly lying about
the nature of the economy.
He lied about the number of times he’d been to Iraq.
BIDEN:
"I've been in and out of Afghanistan, Iran, and Iraq,
I mean Iraq, over 50 times, 48 times…"
That's not even close to true.
pic.twitter.com/IUR1Um1ibi
— RNC Research
(@RNCResearch)
May 6, 2022
But now, we’re getting to that comment I was talking about.
Francesca Chambers of McClatchy hit on part of it, but she left out something rather important.
President Biden on the changing nature of the U.S. Senate: "Things have kind of changed since the days when I first got there….We always used to fight like hell….But at least we ended up eating lunch together. Things have changed, we've got to bring it back."
— Francesca Chambers
(@fran_chambers)
May 6, 2022
Guess what she left out? He was reminiscing about the old days when he used to sit down and have lunch with “real segregationists.” Yes, he did say that.
Joe Biden reminisces about "the old days"
when he used to eat lunch with "real segregationists."
pic.twitter.com/HxWuQlZJYq
— Townhall.com
(@townhallcom)
May 6, 2022
“Even back in the old days when we had real segregationists — like [James] Eastland and [Strom] Thurmond and all those guys — at least we’d end up eating lunch together. Things have changed, and we’ve got to bring it back.”
Can I say, oh my?
Seriously, Democrats?
He’s pining for the days he used to sit with his segregationist buddies and on top of that, “we’ve got to bring [those days] back”? Yikes.
He’s said some bad things before, but this has to rank right up there as one of the worst. He said something similar during the campaign that wasn’t even as bad–and guess who called him out on it? Kamala Harris, who was running against him at the time.
This isn’t the first time Biden spoke fondly
of befriending segregationists.
In 2019, Biden bragged about working
with segregationists who called African Americans
“an inferior race.”
“At least there was some civility.
We got things done,” Biden said.
pic.twitter.com/5uxpQwMHSl
— RNC Research
(@RNCResearch)
May 6, 2022
The McClatchy reporter later tweeted a full quote with the “segregationists” part, after she got called out for leaving it out.
So, Kamala Harris, what say you now? This is the person to whom you hitched your wagon. He’s a racist old man whose brain has turned to jelly, and he doesn’t even have the sense to know or understand what he’s even saying. This is the person they’re going to throw up there in 2024? He’s imploding all over the place right now."
and had to ask “where am I heading?”
Then he told the Angelo Negri story for the seventh time. I was one of the first to debunk this story back in May 2021. He’s still lying about it today.
Biden tells a completely fake — and widely debunked
— story about an Amtrak conductor for at least the 7th time
pic.twitter.com/4JYOcUoU18
— RNC Research
(@RNCResearch)
May 6, 2022
Come on, man! Get it together. Can your people at least get you to stop telling this lie? Not to mention he says he was going to see his mom who was living with him, but was “in hospice.” How is she living with him and in hospice at the same time?
As we previously noted, this story makes no sense, because both his mother and Negri were dead by the time he reached the mileage numbers on Amtrak that he has talked about in the past. Trying to figure out what Joe Biden is saying can fry your brain because there’s no logic or sense there.
As Biden continued with the event, he lied about wages going up. Biden says "wages went up" over the past year.
FACT CHECK:
With inflation at an historic 8.5% under Biden,
real wages are DOWN.
pic.twitter.com/ixqltWfmNq
— RNC Research
(@RNCResearch)
May 6, 2022
That’s bad but not uncommon for him
— he’s constantly lying about
the nature of the economy.
He lied about the number of times he’d been to Iraq.
BIDEN:
"I've been in and out of Afghanistan, Iran, and Iraq,
I mean Iraq, over 50 times, 48 times…"
That's not even close to true.
pic.twitter.com/IUR1Um1ibi
— RNC Research
(@RNCResearch)
May 6, 2022
But now, we’re getting to that comment I was talking about.
Francesca Chambers of McClatchy hit on part of it, but she left out something rather important.
President Biden on the changing nature of the U.S. Senate: "Things have kind of changed since the days when I first got there….We always used to fight like hell….But at least we ended up eating lunch together. Things have changed, we've got to bring it back."
— Francesca Chambers
(@fran_chambers)
May 6, 2022
Guess what she left out? He was reminiscing about the old days when he used to sit down and have lunch with “real segregationists.” Yes, he did say that.
Joe Biden reminisces about "the old days"
when he used to eat lunch with "real segregationists."
pic.twitter.com/HxWuQlZJYq
— Townhall.com
(@townhallcom)
May 6, 2022
“Even back in the old days when we had real segregationists — like [James] Eastland and [Strom] Thurmond and all those guys — at least we’d end up eating lunch together. Things have changed, and we’ve got to bring it back.”
Can I say, oh my?
Seriously, Democrats?
He’s pining for the days he used to sit with his segregationist buddies and on top of that, “we’ve got to bring [those days] back”? Yikes.
He’s said some bad things before, but this has to rank right up there as one of the worst. He said something similar during the campaign that wasn’t even as bad–and guess who called him out on it? Kamala Harris, who was running against him at the time.
This isn’t the first time Biden spoke fondly
of befriending segregationists.
In 2019, Biden bragged about working
with segregationists who called African Americans
“an inferior race.”
“At least there was some civility.
We got things done,” Biden said.
pic.twitter.com/5uxpQwMHSl
— RNC Research
(@RNCResearch)
May 6, 2022
The McClatchy reporter later tweeted a full quote with the “segregationists” part, after she got called out for leaving it out.
So, Kamala Harris, what say you now? This is the person to whom you hitched your wagon. He’s a racist old man whose brain has turned to jelly, and he doesn’t even have the sense to know or understand what he’s even saying. This is the person they’re going to throw up there in 2024? He’s imploding all over the place right now."
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