Biden Criticizing Fake News so Vehemently That He Could Be Mistaken for Trump

President Biden has been criticizing negative press about his presidency as fake news and complains about the lack of positive coverage he believes he deserves.

This approach seems reminiscent of a calculated effort by him and his team to adopt President Donald Trump’s “fake news” PR strategy, a tactic that was heavily criticized by the left and much of the media.

Despite this, as a Democratic president, Biden’s complaints about fake news have not garnered the same level of backlash.

During last weekend’s White House Correspondents dinner, Biden implored media members to acknowledge the importance of credible information in combating disinformation.

In a somewhat ironic twist, Biden warns about the dangers of disinformation while being accused of being a major source of it.

Despite these claims, Biden’s handling of the economy has faced scrutiny, with rising food and gas prices, stagnant wages, and increasing credit card debt painting a different picture than what he portrays.

Biden’s track record with facts and anecdotes has also been called into question, with several instances of misinformation and questionable statements throughout his presidency.

It’s clear that Biden’s presidency is facing challenges, as indicated by his low approval ratings and the media’s coverage of his administration.

While Biden calls for better media coverage, his efforts to avoid accountability and position himself as a champion of truth in the face of disinformation are met with skepticism.

If Biden were to lose in November, there is speculation that he may adopt Trump’s tactics and claim the election was stolen.

Joe Concha, a Fox News Contributor and bestselling author, offers his insights on Biden’s presidency in the current political climate.