Biden vs. Manchin

 Red States:

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Now, Biden has released a statement where he mentions Manchin three times and falsely claims that Manchin had agreed with him on a number.

‘In these discussions, Senator Manchin has reiterated his support for Build Back Better funding at the level of the framework plan I announced in September,’ he said.

‘I believe that we will bridge our differences and advance the Build Back Better plan, even in the face of fierce Republican opposition.’

It’s really impressive how much Biden boldly lies, even with an official statement like this. There was never an announced agreement on the numbers, and Manchin has never said he supported the BBB. So Biden’s statement is a bunch of horse manure. He’s trying to put lipstick on a pig after he was rejected by Manchin, and paint it as just Republican opposition. Biden also is completely dismissing the reality of the CBO score with this statement.

Manchin is a very genteel fellow, but his response to Biden’s statement, for him, seemed perturbed. “The president put out a statement. It’s his statement, not mine,” Manchin said. That’s probably as close as Manchin will politely come to calling Joe Biden a liar. It also is a comment as to where they are at this point — which is not anywhere close to an agreement.

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Clinton was always a much better liar than Biden.  It is a political trait of Democrats who know their agenda is not supported by a majority unless they can fool enough people. 

Biden does have some media help in pushing his politics of fraud:

ABC News distorts history, facts to defend Joe Biden’s stalled agenda

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