The liar in Chief

 Spencer Brown:

7 Big Biden Lies of 2022

As 2022 and President Biden's first full calendar year in office comes to an end, the White House has been trying to frame his year as one of significant accomplishments and lots of "building back better." But Americans — dealing with negative wage growth of more than three percent, struggling to make ends meet while living paycheck-to-paycheck, staring down a crime crisis in their neighborhoods, and watching fentanyl ravage their communities — know the opposite to be true.

While all administrations seek to spin current events to favor their agenda and narrative, Biden's has taken the effort into full-blown falsehood territory, often requiring Americans to ignore the reality they see in order to believe what the president and his West Wing are claiming.

In no particular order, here are seven of President Biden's biggest or most unforgivable whoppers of 2022.
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The ones given are big, but they are still just a few of his lies.  If he actually believes all the stuff he says it should be grounds for having him removed for a lack of mental capacity to discern truth from friction.  That is a dangerous condition for a guy who has the power to launch nukes. 

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