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Diary of disturbing disinformation and dangerous delusions
This tweet:
We say: What’s wrong with this guy? President Trump is pressing Harvard to clamp down on the harassment of Jews and abide by federal laws and court rulings barring discrimination.
He doesn’t believe taxpayer money should support antisemitic, racist institutions. Does Schumer think that’s “cruel” or “unjust”?
The senator claims he’s a “guardian” of “the people of Israel,” as his last name resembles the Hebrew word for that. But in practice he acts more like a guardian of the Jew-haters and bigots.
This boast:
“We had become so successful in our agenda, it was hard to say, ‘I’m gonna stop now.’ ” — President Joe Biden, in an interview broadcast Wednesday
We say: Biden spent four years living in La La Land, claiming his team was doing a bang-up job.
Truth is, it was his “agenda,” more than anything, that turned the public against both him and Kamala Harris.
If Biden hadn’t “stopped” by dropping out, voters would’ve surely stopped him, just as they did Harris.
This comment:
“I never saw that person [Biden], not a single time . . . that was on that debate stage.” — Ex-Biden Press Secretary Jen Psaki, Monday
We say: Psaki never noticed Biden’s mental decline?
True, she served under Joe Biden for only his first 16 months, but signs that he was beginning to deteriorate were obvious even before he took office.
Either Psaki spent zero time in Biden’s company, or she’s blind as a bat, deluded — or outright lying.
This claim:
“Our people report straight down the line.” — NPR CEO Katherine Maher, Sunday
We say: This is a news outfit that dismissed The Post’s (accurate) 2020 scoop on Hunter Biden’s laptop as a waste of time, falsely claimed scientists debunked the COVID lab-leak theory, portrays alleged illegal-immigrant gangbanger Kilmar Abrego Garcia as an innocent “Maryland man,” slams Trump and Republicans endlessly. . . Maher herself has called Trump “a deranged racist sociopath” and found it “hard to be mad” at the George Floyd protests, despite the lives lost and damage done.
That’s “straight down the line,” all right — the far-left line.
— Compiled by The Post Editorial Board