Biden’s deceitful double dealing with Israel, the border, and lawfare

As the election window continues to shrink, Joe Biden and members of his administration continue to lie and attempt to shift blame for his disastrous policies, but it doesn’t seem to be helping much to the extent that polls can be trusted. Three recent examples exemplify this strategy.

One was on May 31, when Biden delivered some comments on the verdict that found former President Donald Trump guilty of 34 felonies in a case, like all the others against Trump, that was orchestrated or influenced by the Biden administration. In this case it was by having the number three lawyer from the Justice Department, Matthew Colangelo, leave that position to go work under Alvin Bragg in the Manhattan D.A.’s office, and who served as the lead attorney in the prosecution. As I’ve previously noted, this is a familiar pattern of documented links between the Trump prosecutions and White House or Justice Department involvement, though that has been frequently denied by both Attorney General Merrick Garland and President Biden.