Joe Biden dropped a whopper of a lie during remarks Tuesday, falsely claiming he once traveled by train across the historic Francis Scott Key Bridge — despite the absence of a rail line.
Biden’s tall tale came during a statement on the Baltimore bridge collapse after it was struck by a massive barge transporting shipping containers.
“At about 1:30 a container ship struck the Francis Scott Key bridge, which I have been over many, many times commuting from the state of Delaware either by train or by car,” Biden said.
Biden claims to have taken the TRAIN over the Francis Scott Key bridge!
Says he has been over the bridge “many many times commuting from the state of Delaware either by train or by car.”The bridge had only four lanes of traffic and no rail lines. pic.twitter.com/sB6Odzsr7i
— Brick Suit (@Brick_Suit) March 26, 2024
The problem is the “Key Bridge” has a four-lane highway and is completely devoid of train tracks.
The disingenuous comment immediately raised eyebrows on social media, where users called out Biden’s lie.
“Very impressive!” wrote X user Collin Rugg. “Biden, who appeared to be taking a train that didn’t need tracks to operate, said he remembers all the times he commuted on the bridge.”
Biden falsely claims he’s commuted over the Francis Scott Key Bridge, “by train or by car.”
FUN FACT: That bridge is a road and has NEVER had trains go over it.
Does he ever not lie? pic.twitter.com/EW6a63dTiA
— Tim Young (@TimRunsHisMouth) March 26, 2024
Joe Biden has dementia. He claims to have taken the train multiple times over the Francis Scott Key bridge. One problem: the bridge doesn’t have any train tracks. pic.twitter.com/WLwcFD3Rxc
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) March 26, 2024
BREAKING: Joe Biden says he has taken the TRAIN over the Francis Scott Key bridge in Baltimore.
There is no train track on the bridge.pic.twitter.com/tkBG1UXZzL
— The American Girl (@TheAmericanGrl) March 26, 2024
The overt lie is just the latest example of how Biden is losing touch with reality as he slips further into his dementia-ridden senility.
