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Seriously? What's to like?
He's a pedo.
A liar.
A cheat.
A plagiarist.
A hypocrite.
A worthless career politician who has accomplished NOTHING for anyone but himself in 47 years in Washington.
And a traitorous POS who has gotten very rich selling out this country to our enemies.
He's a pedo.
A liar.
A cheat.
A plagiarist.
A hypocrite.
A worthless career politician who has accomplished NOTHING for anyone but himself in 47 years in Washington.
And a traitorous POS who has gotten very rich selling out this country to our enemies.
Iwillwait · M
@AbbeyRhode plagiarist?
AbbeyRhode · F
@Iwillwait
As is well-known by now, Biden has plagiarized speeches from other politicians many times during his career, appropriating passages from the likes of Bobby Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey.
The deceitful practice began at least as far back as law school, and continues to this day, with Biden’s campaign just recently releasing a list of policy proposals, many of which were stolen word-for-word from the platform of Democratic socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders, Biden’s fiercest opponent during the primary campaign.
Undoubtedly the most famous instance of the former vice president “borrowing” material, of course, is the incident that forced him to drop out of the 1988 presidential race: his shameless appropriation of British Labour Party leader Neil Kinnock’s heartfelt and personal story about his and his wife’s ancestors who struggled to make a living in the coal fields of South Wales. Biden shamelessly repeated the story almost word-for-word, simply changing the setting to Pennsylvania.
The deceitful practice began at least as far back as law school, and continues to this day, with Biden’s campaign just recently releasing a list of policy proposals, many of which were stolen word-for-word from the platform of Democratic socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders, Biden’s fiercest opponent during the primary campaign.
Undoubtedly the most famous instance of the former vice president “borrowing” material, of course, is the incident that forced him to drop out of the 1988 presidential race: his shameless appropriation of British Labour Party leader Neil Kinnock’s heartfelt and personal story about his and his wife’s ancestors who struggled to make a living in the coal fields of South Wales. Biden shamelessly repeated the story almost word-for-word, simply changing the setting to Pennsylvania.
LadyBronte · 56-60, F
@AbbeyRhode You have this exactly right! All backed up by facts if anyone actually cares what the truth is anymore.
AbbeyRhode · F
@LadyBronte Sadly, many don't care. They deny the truth that's staring them in the face, while clinging obsessively to media lies.
LadyBronte · 56-60, F
@AbbeyRhode It is mind blowing. And not in a good way. *smh*