Since we can't look rely on Democrat think tanks and super pacs like PolitiFact and CNN to do it we will be keeping a running list of all of Biden's broken promises..
In 2020 joe biden promised “not take part in the spread of disinformation over social media in his campaign for president -- including rejecting the use of deep fake videos -- synthetic social media accounts and bot networks to attack opponents.”
This was a bald faced lie. And i have proof
Joe bidens campaign BEGAN by spreading disinformation over twitter
He repeated this claim over 100 times
The fact that he began his campaign spreading disinformation on social media
He also made use of troll farms
And posted a doctored video of president trump
in fact Joe Biden has lied more than any other candidate in history.. and routinely weaponizes social media to spread disinformation and conspiracy theories
Heres more biden lies
Promised to increase the minimum wage.
During the campaign -- Biden pushed for increasing the minimum wage to $15/hr.
Relieving student loan debt
$2000 Stimulus Checks "to be mailed out immediately
now that the pair has been elected -- and their policies have begun to move through Congress. The $1.9 trillion COVID relief plan presented by the Biden Administration includes a number of monetary bailouts for essentially every sector of American society. What is not included -- however -- is the original $2000 stimulus check for citizens.
After the Trump Administration passed $600 stimulus checks in December of 2020 -- Biden voiced his disdain with the value -- presenting his plan to complete that check -- with an added $1400. Roughly 78% of likely voters voted in favor of $2000 stimulus checks -- according to a political poll -- and for the most part -- that is what they expected to receive. In fact -- in a last ditch effort to support the Georgia senate runoffs back in January -- Joe Biden gave a speech in which he mentioned the distribution of $2000 stimulus checks three separate times. The revelation that the President’s relief plan actually meant $1400 -- an amount not previously mentioned -- led to public uproar.
End the ‘Forever Wars’ in the Middle East
The end of the American military occupation of Middle Eastern countries would be the first step forward in the decline of American imperialism. Biden’s military plans claimed to have one major goal: ending the ‘Forever Wars’ in the Middle East. The Biden Administration also strives to utilize violence only as a last resort -- but it seems as if they may have found themselves at their last resort already.
On Thursday -- Feb. 25 -- the United States military carried out a drone strike on a building in Syria thought to be an Iranian-backed militia group stronghold. The number currently stands at 22 estimated fatalities. The move received backlash from several congressional Democrats -- who argue the military action circumvented congressional approval -- making it an unconstitutional act.
End Child Migrant Detention
In reaction to the abhorrent stories of immigrant treatment in detention facilities -- the Biden Administration promised to end for-profit detention centers -- with the intent to implement restrictions on detention duration as well. A detention facility that received backlash during the Trump administration -- Carrizo Springs in Texas -- has been reopened under Biden. It was criticized for being used as a child influx detention center -- despite the lack of regulation and child care licensing. However -- the detention of migrant children at this facility has already resumed.
All of these lies -- though -- pale in comparison to the central focus of Biden's campaign; namely -- that President Trump didn't have a plan to stop the spread of COVID0-19 and he did. Moreover -- he would implement that plan onn the very first day was in office.
"After all this time -- the President still doesn't have a plan --" Biden said in August. "Well I do. If I'm your president -- on Day 1 -- we'll implement the national strategy I've been laying out since March."
He tweeted about this plan endlessly.
Days before he took office -- Biden promised that once he did -- his plan would "change the course of the pandemic."
Literally a week later -- though -- once he was in office -- Biden admitted that "there's nothing we can do to change the trajectory of the pandemic in the next several months."
