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The entire staff here at Revolver News was absolutely devastated, shocked, and appalled to learn recently that a politician was accused of lying about his resume. If there’s one thing we don’t tolerate from our politicians in America, it’s blarney, bluff, and bluster. A politician making a desperate attempt to connect with his audience? The horror!

With that preamble in mind, here’s a list of ten of the most recent lies from politicians — can you guess whether they were uttered by George Santos? Joe Biden? Someone else?

  1. “I may be a practicing Catholic, but I used to go to 7:30 mass every morning in high school and then in college, before I went to the black church — Not a joke!”
  2. “When, I started off as a kid, a young man in high school… I got involved — I wasn’t any great shakes — but got involved in the civil rights movement.”
  3. “And I know, having had a house burn down with my wife in it — she got out safely, God willing — that having a significant portion of it burn, I can tell: 10 minutes makes a hell of a difference.”
  4. ”I value my word above all else. This is a fact which is known to all those who are or have been acquainted with my character.”
  5. “I used to drive a tractor-trailer.”
  6. “I went to law school on a full academic scholarship, the only one in my — in my class to have a full academic scholarship. In the first year in law school I decided didn’t want to be in law school and ended up in the bottom two-thirds of my class, and then decided I wanted to stay, went back to law school, and in fact ended up in the top half of my class. I won the international moot-court competition. I was the outstanding student in the political science department at the end of my year. I graduated with three degrees from undergraduate school and 165 credits — I only needed 123 credits.”
  7. “I was sort of raised in the Puerto Rican community at home, politically.”
  8. “I used to drive an 18-wheeler.”

Those are quite the doozy quotes. Which politician do you think said them? Answers below.

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If you guessed Joe Biden said each and every one of those quotes, you would be correct!

So, what exactly is the difference between Joe Biden and George Santos? Santos’ lies are far less damaging to the nation, and far more creative! Watch this clip of George Santos connecting with his audience by telling some doozies.

Perhaps George Santos “crime” was just being too brazen, too over the top, too good at telling lies. As we wrote previously:

Santos’s flagrant disregard for the truth in all its forms has a rogueish charm to it. It is the behavior of a man who has realized what an utter joke the system is, and is exposing and taking advantage of it accordingly.

Joe Biden tells lies as part of a deal with the established powers to uphold the farcical system, whereas those same established powers view the lies of George Santos as a threat to and mockery the system. The Swamp has also already invested way too much in Joe Biden — he is too big to fail. And that is why one of those men is currently president, whereas the Swamp is doing everything in its power to drum the other out of Congress as soon as possible.

Just another day in the Globalist American Empire.

READ MORE: George Santos Is the Hero America Deserves, Is He Also the Hero We Need?

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