Biden confused story
Biden last told the story on Wednesday in Scranton, Pa. And he got confused there as well. He was saying he commuted on Amtrak for 36 years as vice president.
“I commuted [on Amtrak] every single day for 36 years as vice president of the United States after my wife and daughter were killed, I went home to see my family, never stopped,” Biden said.
Biden’s first wife, Neilia, and their baby Naomi died in a 1972 car crash. At the time, Biden was the senator-elect in Delaware.
Biden told the story in September during a one-on-one meeting in the Oval Office with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. And he also told a version of the story in June during an infrastructure speech in Wisconsin. And in April at a Philadelphia train station.
The White House is not responding to the New York Post’s requests for clarification.
Biden has a history of telling tall tales. And Biden confused events has Years ago he was accused of plagiarising speeches. And exaggerating his accomplishments. He had a serious plagiarism incident during his law school years. And his 1988 speeches when he ran for president were outed as being filled with quotations taken from past Democratic politicians.
