If Joe Biden merely padded his stats the way Donald Trump routinely does, he could be forgiven, but Biden's lies cut deep and leave scars.
" Right from the jump, Biden was peddling the notion that Trump was not just a bad president, but "a threat to this nation." In his first live speech - this in Pittsburgh, just miles from Crook's home in Bethel Park - Biden again began by speaking of Charlottesville.
"Folks we saw hate in Charlottesville," said Biden, "We saw it again in Pittsburgh, at the Tree of Life synagogue and attack - the deadliest in American history on a Jewish community, and we're reminded again, that that we are in a battle. We are in a battle for America's soul." To sell the deception, Biden shamelessly ignored Trump's earlier comment about Charlottesville, "I'm not talking about the neo-Nazis and the white nationalists," Trump had said.
On January 6, 2021, the lies told by Biden and his allies had deadly consequences.
In clearing Byrd of criminal action, Biden's DoJ insulted him, arguing that "Fear, mistake, panic, misperception, negligence, or even poor judgment" do not elevate a police shooting to the level of crime.
In the wake of January 6, President Biden continued to spread his monstrous propaganda.
"What American president would ever say Nazis coming out of fields, carrying torches, singing the same antisemitic bile, carrying swastikas, were fine people," asked Biden, adding, "This is a guy who says Hitler's done some good things." We may never know what fears muddied the thinking of 20-year-old Thomas Crooks in his final days and moments.
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