Joe Biden flew to Maine on Friday. He gave a speech at a textile factory in Auburn and then he went to a fundraiser in Freeport.
Biden used the shorter steps to get up into the plane to go to Maine.
When he landed in the state, he seemed to have some confusion as he got off the plane. He used the big stairs coming down. Of late, he’s been using the short stairs going up according to reports to reduce the possibility of him tripping. He failed to salute the military members at the bottom of the step and then again when he boarded his helicopter. But in between, he seemed confused about where he was supposed to go.
Biden is allowed to use the big staircase after landing in Maine.
He then gets lost on the tarmac and fails to salute both sets of servicemembers. pic.twitter.com/Y13VoCkkxm
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He then gave a speech at the factory where he discussed how “Bidenomics is driving a manufacturing boom and helping workers and innovators invent and make more in America,” according to his public schedule.
But effectively, all these types of events are him “campaigning” and spreading falsehoods about what he has done for the economy. He’s certainly done a lot of bad things to the economy, but you wouldn’t know it from the whoppers that he tells. He keeps repeating some of the same things that have been debunked repeatedly, such as claiming that he cut the deficit by $1.7 trillion, for which he even got a “bottomless Pinocchio” from the Washington Post. He did that again in Maine, except this time he claimed he cut the debt by $1.7 trillion when he added to the debt. He didn’t seem to understand the difference between the debt and the deficit, although either way, he was still wrong.