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How Many LIES Does Biden Tell in This One Speech?

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June 15, 2024

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President Joe Biden, in his speech at the Everytown for Gun Safety's annual training conference, attempted to quote Thomas Jefferson but only managed to say, "the blood of liberty," mangling the actual quote beyond recognition. Adding to the absurdity, he also claimed to have been a constitutional professor, a blatant exaggeration, while wrongly stating that nobody is allowed to own a cannon. It's as if Biden believes his muddled words and false credentials can lend credibility to his stance on gun control. We'll dissect his entire speech and fact-check his claims, since this president seems to blur the line between fact and fiction effortlessly. Once again, Biden's performance serves as a glaring example of the confusion and hypocrisy often found in political rhetoric.

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