Former vice president Joe Biden doesn’t just consistently prove himself to be mentally diminished, he also constantly reveals his own fraudulent claims. Biden ran his political career claiming to be a devoted member of the Catholic church but when the time came to skillfully drop a line of the bible into one of his hokie speeches, Biden couldn’t pronounce one of the most popular books in the bible- the book of Psalms.
Biden said, “And if we do, and I’m sure we can, we can proclaim the palmist (ph), with the palmist (ph) who wrote these following words, ‘The Lord is my strength and my shield…’”
What he was trying to quote was Psalms 28:7 but didn’t seem to realize the ‘P’ in Psalms is silent. Instead, Biden called the book “Psalmist”. This is just embarrassing, not just for the career politician but for the country.
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I think “palmist” is his way of calling them, well, …
— Scott Adams (@ScottAdamsSays) November 26, 2020
Biden went on to dissuade families from gathering together for Thanksgiving, calling it their ‘patriotic duty’. No joke:
“This year we are asking Americans to forgo so many of the traditions that we’ve long made this holiday,” Biden said. “This year, because we care so much for each other, we’re going to be having a separate Thanksgiving for Jill and I, who will be at our home in Delaware with our daughter and our son-in-law. The rest of the family will be doing the same thing in small groups.”
“I know how hard it is to forgo family traditions. But it is so very important. Our country’s in the middle of a dramatic spike in cases. We are now averaging 160,000 new cases a day,” Biden continued. “Many local health systems are at risk of being overwhelmed. That’s the plain and simple truth. … I believe you always deserve to hear the truth, hear the truth from your president.”
“We have to try to slow the growth of this virus,” he added. “We owe it to the doctors and nurses and other front-line workers — care workers who risked their lives, some lost their lives, put so much on the line in the heroic battle against this virus … We owe that to our fellow citizens who need access to hospital beds and care. We owe it to one another. It’s literally our patriotic duty as Americans. It means wearing a mask, keeping social distance, limiting the size of any group we’re in until we have a vaccine. These are the most effective tools to combat the virus.”
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