Is it weird that Biden can’t stop telling this made-up story?
It’s the one about some conductor on Amtrak calling him Joey.
He’s told it five times since the election, and various news organs have completely debunked it. Just weird that he keeps going back to the well.
Link: https://www.wsj.com/articles/a-fake-story-joe-biden-cant-stop-telling-11635204257?reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
Replies to: Is it weird that Biden can’t stop telling this made-up story?
He’s a pathological liar who now has dementia. He frequently has no idea what reality is.
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He was traumatized when he was arrested in South Africa for trying to visit Mandela
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Ran into a guy who looked like Corn Pops, scared
the shit out of him
Hmmm, I just read an article about McAuliffe repeating the same wrong CoVid statistics.
Pols are like parrots, once they learn a phrase it can't be unlearned apparently.
MacAliffes entire campaign is based on TDS. He's
fucking joke, just like Brandon, frank, conor, Chris, imbecile, Qwesty, Ty, and any other dipshits I missed. Own it girls
Trump used to tell the same story about a “big guy” who came up to him, crying
…before whatever speech he was about to give. “Big guys” used to come up to him with tears in their eyes all the time and tell him how important he was to them.
Apparently they were invisible big guys, since no one else ever saw them.
This is a “Whataboutism” that you dismiss from others.. Liberalism Rule #2.
The rules are for thee and not me.
Indeed this is whataboutism. But only because cheeks put story 2 on here.
I put story 3.
All show that this is sorta standard politician behavior.
Whataboutism isnt a thing anymore rube.
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"Pols are like parrots, once they learn a phrase it can't be unlearned apparently."
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Yep. Those with and without dementia, I guess
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Just couldn't help yourself could you? It's really sad.
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it's a cathartic release for him
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Joe Palooka. One too many shots to the head.
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Not weird. This is what dementia patients do.
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