Biden’s remarks in Connecticut today featured the president looking for his wife and reminding everybody that he “likes kids more than people.” Just another normal one for the president.
Biden also took the opportunity to repeat the Democrats’ whopper of the year that the multi-trillion-dollar spending bill actually will cost “zero”:
Biden once again parrots the narrative that the $3.5T Reconciliation package doesn't cost anything.
"In fact, this cuts taxes for working people." pic.twitter.com/WCVoayMIku
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) October 15, 2021
It’s like Biden’s advisers think that if he makes the claim enough it’ll suddenly become true.
My 6 year old at the time said the same thing when I said we couldn't afford something. He said you don't have to pay for it, just use your credit card. https://t.co/jhhps7YdDg
— Mike Morris (@GodsvthePeasnts) October 15, 2021
Narrator: “And that six-year-old was Joe Biden!”
Really? https://t.co/3ZyAG0JmaD pic.twitter.com/YlBp0V2VTu
— Rich Flaherty (@RichFlaherty2) October 15, 2021
Anyone who is stupid enough or thinks that I am stupid enough to believe honestly that a $3.5T Reconciliation package doesn't cost anything, is not the person we want in the Oval Office. Time for Joe to Go. https://t.co/ouKoP8R01n
— Brent Jensen (@Allouchsit) October 15, 2021
Biden's such a mumbling idiotic liar.
— Tamara Lynn (@Tamaralynn212) October 15, 2021
While you’re pumping your gas, remember Trump made the U.S. Energy Independent. Biden killed it. https://t.co/lC9ntpJNDv
— Simba (@roxydoxy1527) October 15, 2021
REALITY just hit this clown, admitting he’s not gonna get 3.5 Trillion freaking dollars. https://t.co/eaZ816BlrQ
— Clyde (@clyde_weber) October 15, 2021
So if Biden gets less than his dream bill of $3.5 trillion, will less than that still cost “zero”? Nobody could ask that or any other questions because Biden, as usual, didn’t take any:
Once again, Joe Biden doesn't take any questions. pic.twitter.com/6AKafn9Ggm
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) October 15, 2021
It’s almost as if Biden’s afraid he’ll get asked about the crumbling U.S. economy.
