While discussing the government response to Maui this week, Joe Biden once again brought up the story of a fire at his house in the early 2000s. Biden seems to have a pathological need to make whatever is happening somehow about him. It’s a horrible habit.
Nick Arama writes at RedState:
Biden Tells Wild Tales About Kitchen Fire Again, as FEMA Director Makes Bad Comment on Aid to MauiBiden started off by saying that he didn’t think anyone could “deny the impact of the climate crisis,” immediately seeming to ignore the facts in the case in Maui, which at this point seem to indicate the fire being started by downed powerlines, although there has not been a formal declaration as to “cause” yet. Maui County, though, did sue Hawaiian Electric,, so that’s a pretty good idea about what they think.But then he went on to talk again about the fire at his house in 2004, which the local fire company described as a small kitchen fire that was put out within 20 minutes. Again, Biden seems obsessed with exaggerating the nature of the fire, and he was at it again, while talking about Americans who had suffered true loss.Biden claimed he and his family had to be out of their Delaware house for about seven months because so much damage was done to the house and “half the house almost collapsed.” Now, his people must have told him to stop this nonsense, if they had any sense at all, yet he keeps doing it. So, it’s psychopathy at this point. It’s always about himself, at every turn. Looks at Mayorkas’ eyes as he keeps blinking; he knows this is crazy.
See the video below:
He did something similar when he visited the island.
Last week, at least one business in Hawaii tried to remind Biden that it isn’t all about him.
He seems unable to stop doing this. He feels the need to make whatever is happening in his life, and the media almost always lets him get away with it.
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