Joe Biden, the current potted plant in the Oval Office, is a well known plagiarist. Even with a 34 year history of plagiarism, it was stunning to listen to his Covid-19 vaccination update and find him taking credit for everything that Donald Trump has done.

For those aliens who have just landed on this planet or anyone who has just awakened from a 34 year coma, Plagiarist Biden was forced to drop out of the 1988 Presidential Campaign for stealing parts of a speech. Biden cribbed from British Labor Member of Parliament Neil Kinnock without attribution. In 2019, Joe Biden cribbed for his climate change white paper:

On the left, Joe Biden’s climate plan. Source: https://t.co/WHWvRK784s

On the right, a letter the Blue Green Alliance sent to leadership of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in 2017. Source (page 96): https://t.co/YxP3R16ZIo pic.twitter.com/oJSFXW742z

— Josh Nelson (@josh_nelson) June 4, 2019

Ah but, Lunch Bucket Joe has always been a plagiarist. Back through the misty mists of time and many a dark winter, Biden plagiarized in Law School. The New York Times article on Biden’s plagiarism included the line, “It disclosed relatively poor grades in college and law school, mixed evaluations from teachers and details of the plagiarism.” From the NY Times article:

The plagiarized article, ”Tortious Acts as a Basis for Jurisdiction in Products Liability Cases,” was published in the Fordham Law Review of May 1965. Mr. Biden drew large chunks of heavy legal prose directly from it, including such sentences as: ”The trend of judicial opinion in various jurisdictions has been that the breach of an implied warranty of fitness is actionable without privity, because it is a tortious wrong upon which suit may be brought by a non-contracting party.” Just One Footnote.

Today’s grasping of Donald Trump’s achievements shouldn’t surprise anyone, except that you would think as occupant of the Oval Office, he would have better writers. I know, I know. You are yelling at your screen that this isn’t about good writing. This is about the Orwellian rewriting of history. I said that I know. Stop yelling.

Here is the video:

Joe begins by bragging about how audacious his 100 million shots in the first 100 days plan was. Except, as The Hill noted:

Biden entered office with a goal of administering 100 million shots in his first 100 days in office. He described it as an “audacious” and “aggressive” goal, but experts at the time argued the country would need to be much more ambitious in the coming months, particularly since the U.S. was already administering hundreds of thousands of shots a day when Biden came into office.

Wait, whut? But, Biden said there was no vaccine when he was installed in the White House.

What really got my Irish up was when he took credit for the distribution of the vaccine through the Federal Pharmacy Program. This is personal to me. My dear husband and I both worked for a major Soap Company. He was in sales and I was in advertising. Logistics was our life. It is actually the family business. Son is a logistician with the Army. I got so jazzed listening to Rear Admiral John Polowczyk describe how President Trump was going to use military logistics to make sure Personal Protective Equipment was going to get to hospitals.

Rear Admiral John Polowczyk, vice director for logistics at the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said this month that he’s applying tools the Defense Department uses to manage its “very complex weapon system” to the supply chain issues in this public health crisis.

“I can tell what product is coming in, what their orders are, what they’re filling, what they’re not filling, and see the volume in the supply chain, and what they’re doing down to the county level,” Polowczyk said. “We’re working to get it potentially down to the hospital level.”

Yes, I am that weird. Do you have any clue how big a production this was?

And, the effort to distribute vaccines through drug and big box stores was stood up by President Trump in December:

Vaccine administration through the federal program launched nationally on December 21, 2020, for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine and on December 28, 2020, for the Moderna vaccine. As of December 29, 2020, a total of 52 jurisdictions had started the program. Program start dates varied based on the jurisdiction.

The same media that are giving Biden huzzahs for his genius are the ones who said Trump would need a miracle to have a vaccine by election day. Per NBC News:

But experts say that the development, testing and production of a vaccine for the public is still at least 12 to 18 months off, and that anything less would be a medical miracle.

“I think it’s possible you could see a vaccine in people’s arms next year — by the middle or end of next year. But this is unprecedented, so it’s hard to predict,” said Dr. Paul Offit, a professor at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and the director of the Vaccine Education Center at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

Yes, that’s naff. Sit and spin, losers. Biden won’t give Trump credit for leading all of the new uses and methods, like Operation Warp Speed.

One a plagiarist, always a plagiarist. Victory Girls is going to keep reminding you that all Biden promised us was a “dark winter”.

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