Progressives (Liberals)

Yeah, and he graduated first in his class, too, remember?

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Biden's claim he 'became a professor' after leaving Senate

Former Vice President Joe Biden appeared to make some factual errors during a virtual roundtable on Wednesday regarding his claim that he "became a professor" after leaving the Senate.

"When I left the United States Senate, I became a professor at the University of Pennsylvania," Biden said. "And I've spent a lot of time -- and the University of Delaware has the Biden School as well, so I've spent a lot of time on campus .with college students."


Biden similarly claimed he "became a teacher" on the campaign trail back in February although he didn't specifically say where he taught.

Kate Bedingfield, a spokesperson for Biden at the time who now serves as his deputy campaign manager, told the paper, "He will not be teaching classes.”

Keep 'em comin, Joey!

Yeah, and he graduated first in his class, too, remember?

Quote:

Biden claimed he 'became a professor' after leaving Senate

Former Vice President Joe Biden appeared to make some factual errors during a virtual roundtable on Wednesday regarding his claim that he "became a professor" after leaving the Senate.

"When I left the United States Senate, I became a professor at the University of Pennsylvania," Biden said. "And I've spent a lot of time -- and the University of Delaware has the Biden School as well, so I've spent a lot of time on campus .with college students."

Biden similarly claimed he "became a teacher" on the campaign trail back in February although he didn't specifically say where he taught.

Kate Bedingfield, a spokesperson for Biden at the time who now serves as his deputy campaign manager, told the paper, "He will not be teaching classes.”

Keep 'em comin, Joey!

I know I should probably laugh this off because you can’t be serious, so I’ll speak my feelings into the universe.

Weekly jobless claims hit 3.3M, smashing 1982 record as coronavirus crisis crashes economy.

"Most historical comparisons of this scale are inadequate," said Glassdoor senior economist Daniel Zhao. "The closest would be natural disasters like major hurricanes. However, as today's report shows, the coronavirus outbreak is economically akin to a major hurricane occurring in every state around the country for weeks on end.”

"A coronavirus recession is inevitable," Josh Bivens, director of research at the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute, wrote in a recent blog post. Bivens estimated that at least 3 million jobs will be lost by summer, putting the U.S. on a pace of job loss comparable to the worst month of the 2008 financial crisis.

Waffle House is closing several restaurants.

My child is trying to find a way to continue to employ nine people.

Work places are closing daily, leaving people with no way to put food on the table or a roof over their heads.

It was the largest amphibious invasion in the history of warfare. On June 6, 1944, more than 150,000 brave young soldiers from the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada stormed the beaches of Normandy, France in a bold strategy to push the Nazis out of Western Europe and turn the tide of the war for good.

In planning the D-Day attack, Allied military leaders knew that casualties might be staggeringly high, but it was a cost they were willing to pay in order to establish an infantry stronghold in France. Days before the invasion, General Dwight D. Eisenhower was told by a top strategist that paratrooper casualties alone could be as high as 75 percent. Nevertheless, he ordered the attack.