Staff Reports
Joe Biden’s time on the political stage has been nothing short of a masterclass in deception. From day one, he shaped a career on tales taller than skyscrapers. Academic achievements? A figment of his imagination. Degrees and scholarships? Ghosts that never existed. He’s spent decades spinning tales, pulling the wool over the eyes of an unsuspecting public who desperately wanted to believe in the ‘everyman’ who wasn’t.
The lies don’t stop at academia, either. Biden borrowed as if the world was his library, snagging stories and speeches from others to beef up his own narrative. For years, we’ve watched him try to play the hero, even in tragedies, by reshaping the stories of his own family’s past for emotional leverage. This isn’t just exaggeration — it’s a long-running show with Biden as the unwitting jester, juggling mistruths.
The saga continues with some of the most fantastical claims, from fictional arrests on his way to visit Nelson Mandela, to pretended marches for civil rights. Is there any story he hasn’t woven himself into? Not to mention his wild tales of athletic prowess and teaching gigs that never existed. If Biden’s life were a movie, it would be in the fantasy section. But this isn’t a magical fairytale; it’s real life, and the American people deserve truth, not bedtime stories.
Time for Biden to Step Off the Stage, For Goodhttps://t.co/VXlWJXm6ds
— RedState (@RedState) July 4, 2025
It’s news to no one that when Biden talks, it’s probably a work of fiction. Yet, here he is, trying to convince us that world leaders are dialing his number, begging for his sage advice. Who believes this? The international scene moves on without him, as other leaders call the shots. Biden’s era of influence is as over as last year’s calendar.
For Biden, retreat to Delaware isn’t just a weekend getaway; it’s a metaphor for where he should remain politically. He’s not the puppet master; he’s just a puppet, long past his prime, dancing at the end of a tangled string of his own making. Shouldn’t America deserve more than a leader who’s just a shadow of pretense and past missteps? Something to consider before another chapter of this book of confusion begins.
