Just a few more lies biden has told

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Not a Joke': Biden Claims His 'First Job Offer' Was from Idaho Lumber Company, But It's News to Them On Monday, the president visited Idaho for a roundtable where he was briefed on the wildfires in the state by officials. During the briefing, Biden said his “first job offer” came from Idaho-based lumber company Boise Cascade, something he said he discussed with the late Democratic Sen. Frank Church, arguably the most famous politician in the state’s history. There’s no doubt Church was an influential senator — best remembered for leading a Senate committee that investigated abuses by the FBI and CIA back in the 1970s. But considering he’s been dead for 37 years, his relevance to 2021 is tenuous. ***And that means “whole point” of this story is really that Biden has likely added another blatantly false personal anecdote to an already impressive pile of them. According to the New York Post, a spokeswoman with Boise Cascade said the company has “no record of President Biden’s application or of him having worked for the company,” adding that “we checked our system internally and nothing has turned up.” The fact the president’s anecdotes about himself have a history of being false. Biden’s tendency toward exaggeration and outright imagination once led The Atlantic’s Mark Bowden to charitably remark that Biden “has the limber storyteller’s tendency to stretch.” Let’s just take two incidents where Biden’s memory of his own past has seemed a bit deliberately hazy. Earlier this month, speaking with Jewish leaders before the high holidays, Biden claimed he’d visited a Pittsburgh synagogue that, in 2018, was the site of the single deadliest anti-Semitic hate crime in American history. “And [hate has] been given too much oxygen in the last four, five, seven, 10 years, and it has seen itself, whether it was — I remember spending time at the — you know, going to the — you know, the Tree of Life synagogue, speaking with the — just — it just is amazing these things are happening, happening in America,” Biden said. The synagogue told the NY Post that he hasn’t visited in the three years since the attack,, Feige, executive director since July 2019, said firmly that ‘no’ Biden didn’t visit