Biden Makes Shocking Comment on Ukraine,
Border; Gets Nailed on Fib; Seems to Read
Teleprompter Direction
Posted By: Imright, 12/6/2023 8:41:15 PM
Joe Biden said some shocking things on Wednesday, not the least of which was he again called the fact that he interacted with his son's business associates "lies." (Snip) (X) So what is he saying here? Again something that sounds like a Biden tale that isn't possible. He also spoke about Ukraine and the border during remarks at the White House. This is shocking what he says, but liberal media will ignore that he said it and what it means. (X Video)
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I'll start this with my typical poll story advisory: We're a ways out from the election yet, and it's a poll, so always take everything with a grain of salt. But I think this poll is instructive as to the general momentum moving toward former President Donald Trump and away from incumbent President Joe Biden at this point. Plus, the polls are starting to be redundant, with each finding similar things. So that gives them a bit more merit.
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