Biden Accuses Trump Of ‘Erasing The Truth’ In Fiery Speech To Democrats
Former President Joe Biden used a South Carolina stage Friday to deliver a sweeping rebuke of President Donald Trump, accusing him of trying to rewrite history and weaken America’s standing in the world. According to…

Former President Joe Biden used a South Carolina stage Friday to deliver a sweeping rebuke of President Donald Trump, accusing him of trying to rewrite history and weaken America’s standing in the world.
According to Fox News, while speaking to a crowd of state Democrats gathered for a “thank you” event, Biden framed his remarks as a defense of national values, arguing that Trump’s policies and rhetoric go beyond political disagreements.
“It’s not just my record Trump’s trying to erase,” Biden said. “He’s trying to erase fairness, equity, history, the truth.”
The former president pointed to changes at museums and national parks, saying information about slavery has been removed or altered since Trump took office.
“Great nations don’t bury the truth,” Biden said. “They face it. This is a great nation.”
Biden’s comments referenced Trump’s past criticism of the Smithsonian, where the president wrote that “The Smithsonian is OUT OF CONTROL, where everything discussed is how horrible our Country is, how bad Slavery was, and how unaccomplished the downtrodden have been — Nothing about Success, nothing about Brightness, nothing about the Future.”
Trump also ordered a review of the institution to ensure exhibits highlight “American exceptionalism.”
The 83-year-old Democrat



