GOP Rep. Blames Biden For Border Issues Using Pic Taken During Trump Era
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Rep. Chuck Edwards of North Carolina received a friendly reminder about who was actually president in 2018.
How convinced is Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-N.C.) that Joe Biden deserves all the blame for the current issues at the U.S.-Mexico border?
So convinced that he’s willing to use a photo taken in 2018 ― when Donald Trump was president ― to make his point.
On Tuesday night, around the time House Republicans were voting to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for no good reason, Edwards posted a photo of a road filled with a large crowd of people, implied to be seeking asylum in the U.S.
Overlaid on the photo was a little image of Biden seemingly exclaiming “I Did That!”
Edwards probably thought that after posting the photo, he could put his hands behind his head, kick up his feet and relax, comfortable in the sweet, sweet knowledge that libs were being owned somewhere.
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