Biden often lied in a recent interview

 The Federalist Wire:

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In a recent interview aired on “CBS News Sunday Morning,” President Joe Biden made a series of misleading claims regarding his presidency and his former opponent, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

The interview, conducted by Robert Costa, raised eyebrows as Biden’s assertions were left largely unchallenged, with Costa avoiding any tough questions about Biden’s tenure as president.

During the discussion, Biden asserted that before he dropped out, polls indicated that his race against Trump was “neck and neck.”

This statement contrasts with the reality of public polling at the time, particularly after his poor debate performance against Trump in late June.

Biden attributed his underwhelming debate showing to being “sick,” yet insisted that he had “no serious problem.”

Biden also explained his decision to exit the race, citing pressure from other Democrats who warned that his continued candidacy might harm their chances in the election.

He emphasized that he didn’t want to be a distraction for the party. Additionally, he humorously noted that his age played a role, admitting, “I can’t even say how old I am.”
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His Trump hatred comes through in this interview.  He also showed that he was unable to see that Trump was a much more effective president who controlled inflation better and kept the world at peace and did not waste money on wars in Europe and the Middle East.  Also, dementia as much as age was the reason Democrats wanted to ditch Biden.   He also appears unable to see that Kamala Harris is not that intelligent and would be a terrible presdient.

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