We just need to make wealthy people pay more than their fare share so we can illegally discriminate against white males and save the marijuana business in Portland which I presume was booming during the chicom crud lockdown. I'll divy out the money for a 15% take off the top or even the Cho Bai Den 10% finder's fee.
Well, our leftards wanted the 25th Amendment invoked when Trump used to hands on a glass of water. Rumbling stumbling Cho Bai Den had another of his hot takes that in no way implies that he is a dementia patient. Imagine voting for this.
BIDEN LOSING HIS GRIP, CHAPTER 12,186 Today (P)resident Biden made the extraordinary claim that during the Six Day War, Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir invited him over to be the liaison between Israel and Egypt about the Suez “and so forth.”
The Six Day War was in 1967. In 1967, Biden was in his second year of law school at Syracuse University (where he finished 76th in his class of 85, recall, after having been caught plagiarizing). It is doubtful Golda Meir invited a second-year law student to mediate the crisis.
Perhaps Biden has in mind the 1973 Yom Kippur War, when Meir was still prime minister. This seems more than doubtful, though. Biden was elected in 1972, at the age of 29, turning 30 before he took office. He had only been a senator for nine months when the war broke out. How likely is it that Meir, in the midst of a life-or-death struggle for survival, said: “Yeah—let’s invite a 30-year old Senator we’ve never heard of to be the liaison with Egypt. Who needs Kissinger when we can get Biden!”
What is it with liberals that they feel compelled to embellish their accomplishments and experiences?
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BIDEN LOSING HIS GRIP, CHAPTER 12,186
Today (P)resident Biden made the extraordinary claim that during the Six Day War, Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir invited him over to be the liaison between Israel and Egypt about the Suez “and so forth.”
The Six Day War was in 1967. In 1967, Biden was in his second year of law school at Syracuse University (where he finished 76th in his class of 85, recall, after having been caught plagiarizing). It is doubtful Golda Meir invited a second-year law student to mediate the crisis.
Perhaps Biden has in mind the 1973 Yom Kippur War, when Meir was still prime minister. This seems more than doubtful, though. Biden was elected in 1972, at the age of 29, turning 30 before he took office. He had only been a senator for nine months when the war broke out. How likely is it that Meir, in the midst of a life-or-death struggle for survival, said: “Yeah—let’s invite a 30-year old Senator we’ve never heard of to be the liaison with Egypt. Who needs Kissinger when we can get Biden!”
What is it with liberals that they feel compelled to embellish their accomplishments and experiences?