Editor,

In the dark ages of my youth, I heard that there were 100 Senators that felt they would make better presidents than the one in the White House. Joe Biden puts the lie to that statement.

Bidens problem is not that he is senile, though that becomes more apparent every time he speaks, but that he has lied his entire life. He has told us that he grew up with whatever ethnic group he was asking for support, was a good Catholic who also went to a synagogue, and I don’t doubt he spent time at the mosque as well.

During the civil rights movement, he stated that he didn’t want his children to go to school in a jungle, but now if he is to be believed he marched with Martin Luther King in Birmingham. Every historic moment he was there, and everything he once spoke against he now endorses. According to him, his family never went to college, but his uncle, father, older brother, whoever fits the moment was a quarterback at college.

He claims credit for everyone else’s accomplishments and takes no blame for his own failures. For three years we were told the border was secure and that he inherited a 9% inflation rate. The truth is he lives in his own fantasy land and the media encourages it.

So should we believe a man that can’t even tell the truth about his childhood or his history, or should we be thankful that we can vote him out of office. I’m sure that he will believe he served two terms in the end.

Fred Wilferth

Coupeville