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"He’s doing everything to hurt people but has the audacity to call a man who only ever tried to help this country vicious."
Biden was not executed, and he is still alive today. He served four years in the White House from 2021 to 2025 and had sought a second term before ending his campaign last summer.
President Donald Trump amplified a wild conspiracy to his 10 million Truth Social followers that claims Joe Biden was executed in 2020 and replaced by clones.
President Donald Trump has shared a baseless conspiracy theory that former President Joe Biden died and was replaced by a robotic clone. Late Saturday night, Trump, 78, shared a Truth Social post claiming his former political opponent,
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OK Magazine on MSNDonald Trump Spreads Conspiracy Theory That Joe Biden Was 'Executed' in 2020 and Replaced by ClonesDuring the late hours of Saturday, May 31, President Donald Trump shared a controversial Truth Social post, claiming Joe Biden was assassinated during his presidency and replaced with clones. “There is no #JoeBiden — executed in 2020.
It is something straight out of science fiction film: clones replacing world leaders behind the backs of the public. But that is precisely the bizarre theory President Donald Trump endorsed about his one-time political rival Joe Biden.
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Inquisitr on MSNSecret Service Whistleblower Drops Bombshell on Joe Biden—Allegations Could Be Among the ‘Biggest Scandals in Presidential History’Joe Biden took on presidential duties in his late seventies. His age has always been the talk of the country, considering his mental and physical health during his term. Even Donald Trump still calls him sleepy Joe in his rants and blames him for the current migrant situation in the country.
The Biden administration is facing accusations of not publicly releasing concerning health information related to the East Palestine train derailment, including internal warnings
NBC's Kristen Welker pressed Sen. Raphael Warnock on whether the former president should have run for re-election or dropped out sooner, which he dodged by criticizing the GOP bill.