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How many times has Biden told this lie?
SFGbob
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He has been busted for telling this lie numerous times. Back in 1988 he admitted that he never did any of this. Yet here he is again today telling the same old lie.
And is it just me or is there something really fucking weird about how everytime you get in front of black audience you have pander to them like this?
And is it just me or is there something really fucking weird about how everytime you get in front of black audience you have pander to them like this?
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Such a racist liar. Jeezus. I honestly thought the country was past this shit back in the late 80's early 90's and when Clinton and gore finally fell out of politics but nope. The rats followed up with a corrupt racist in BO and now this asshat.
If you have the accomplishments, the history of action and results, you don't need to lie like he does.
This was the press conference he was forced to give in 1987 when he was running for President because he had been busted lying about this and other things.
It’s fucking impressive, honestly.
White people are devils
In the mid-1970s, Biden was one of the Senate's strongest opponents of race-integration busing. His Delaware constituents strongly opposed it, and such opposition nationwide later led his party to mostly abandon school integration policies.[109] In his first Senate campaign, Biden had expressed support for busing to remedy de jure segregation, as in the South, but opposed its use to remedy de facto segregation arising from racial patterns of neighborhood residency, as in Delaware; he opposed a proposed constitutional amendment banning busing entirely.[110]
In May 1974, Biden voted to table a proposal containing anti-busing and anti-desegregation clauses but later voted for a modified version containing a qualification that it was not intended to weaken the judiciary's power to enforce the 5th Amendment and 14th Amendment.[111] In 1975, he supported a proposal that would have prevented the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare from cutting federal funds to districts that refused to integrate;[112] he said busing was a "bankrupt idea [violating] the cardinal rule of common sense" and that his opposition would make it easier for other liberals to follow suit.[93] At the same time he supported initiatives on housing, job opportunities and voting rights.[111] Biden supported a measure[when?] forbidding the use of federal funds for transporting students beyond the school closest to them. In 1977, he co-sponsored an amendment closing loopholes in that measure, which President Carter signed into law in 1978.[113]