BREAKING: Biden Lied To HCBU Graduates! [VIDEOS]
We can freely say that Biden is a talented person, and among many talents, his ability to live in the past. In his 2020 campaign and the short time being president, Biden has reminisced on the past on many occasions.
From that, we can conclude that his favorite story is about his time in Amtrak when his house burned down.
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His stories are great, but the problem is that they are all invented narratives!
Biden still tells them as if they were his past, but most of his stories have been debunked.
The last story was when he was speaking to college graduates. Biden wanted to improve his likeability and suggested that he knew the black national anthem.
Biden confessed: “I got started in politics because of the civil rights movement. I notice some of you are looking…I thought that you were wondering how does he know the black national anthem. Well, because I sat in a black church after going to 7 o’clock Mass – I’m a practicing Catholic – at 9 o’clock on the east side getting ready to go out and desegregate restaurants and movie theaters.”
Joe Biden tells HBCU graduates that he “desegregated restaurants and movie theaters” during the Civil Rights movement.
This is completely FALSE. pic.twitter.com/umUMAtlpsP
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) December 17, 2021
It’s a great story; too bad it isn’t the reality!
This isn’t the first time he used a story to improve his likeability. In the 80s, during the first run at the WH, Biden told the same story.
Joe Biden LIED. Joe Biden LIED. Yes, he lied/lies about participating in the civil rights movement of the 1960s. He LIED. He says at press conferences and political events "I sat on Route 40." "I attended the black church then participated in desegregation activities. pic.twitter.com/6a852iZbyt
— Steven Harp (@StevenHarp_) January 30, 2020
We have to tell that before CNN ran the segment in 2019, Larry Elder shared a segment about the lies that Biden shares!
Take a look at the video below:
