Staff Reports
Will Cain and Pete Hegseth, co-hosts of “Fox and Friends” Weekend, recently took a jab at Joe Biden’s fictional resume. It’s a bit comical, but also alarming that someone with a habit of fabricating stories holds the highest office in the country. Biden’s tendency to exaggerate or invent details to make himself look better is concerning.
WATCH: Will Cain and Pete Hegseth Have Some Fun Detailing and Mocking Biden's Fictional Resume https://t.co/5vo3Eys87n
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It’s worth questioning Biden’s credibility when he claims to have received education in a black church and was raised in the Puerto Rican community. These claims, along with being called “Bidenopoulos” for his supposed Greek heritage, raise eyebrows. Whenever Biden says, “True story,” it’s a red flag that what follows may not be true.
One of Biden’s most outlandish tales involves his uncle allegedly being eaten by cannibals, a story he insists is real. This kind of fabrication damages relationships with other countries, such as Papua New Guinea, which disputed Biden’s claims. Additionally, falsely stating that his son Beau died in Iraq when he actually passed away from cancer shows a pattern of dishonesty.
Looking back at Biden’s past fabrications about his education and achievements, such as claiming to have a full academic scholarship or being a top student when he was not, raises doubts about his integrity. His made-up stories about his blue-collar background and heroic acts that never occurred further erode his credibility.
The fact that Biden’s history is filled with so many falsehoods is troubling. It reflects poorly on the Democratic Party for backing him as their candidate and raises concerns about the lack of accountability from the media in scrutinizing his misleading statements. Perhaps it’s time for a leader with more honesty and integrity to step up and lead the country in a transparent and trustworthy manner.
