The more Joe Biden holds onto his position as president, the more controversy there is surrounding his mistakes, misstatements, and lies. Biden most recently made a crucial invasion detail mistake when addressing the press. He repeated the same “false or deceptive” assertion at least 20 times before The Washington Post gave him a “Bottomless Pinnochio” days before the midterm elections.
On November 9, Biden spoke during a press conference in the State Dining Room of the White House on the midterm elections, his management of the economy, and other dubious claims about his alleged achievements. He then took out a list of pre-selected journalists to call on for questions while wrapping up his speech.
In response, Biden said he didn’t have a precise idea. He added that the question was “whether or not” Russian forces were “drawing back from Fallujah,” an Iraqi city on the Euphrates river some 43 miles west of Baghdad.
