What sort of legacy does Joe Biden have
to ‘tarnish’?
Posted By: snakeoil, 12/4/2024 12:18:55 AM
The dishonest media, who hid the obvious mental decline of Biden for years, now act shocked that Biden pardoned his son. They act as if it is rare for a congenital liar like Biden to lie. Here, CNN says that this pardon will tarnish his legacy, as if his legacy had been great except for this pardon. It was clear to anyone with a brain that Biden was always going to pardon his son. No matter how many crimes Hunter committed, Joe always said he was the smartest man in the world and never did anything wrong.
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The dishonest media, who hid the obvious mental decline of Biden for years, now act shocked that Biden pardoned his son. They act as if it is rare for a congenital liar like Biden to lie. Here, CNN says that this pardon will tarnish his legacy, as if his legacy had been great except for this pardon. It was clear to anyone with a brain that Biden was always going to pardon his son. No matter how many crimes Hunter committed, Joe always said he was the smartest man in the world and never did anything wrong.
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Dims will crow that Biden gave us the first woman of mixed race heritage. They will admit that she was a DEI selection.