President Joe Biden calling for unity, announced new measures against Russia after its invasion of Ukraine. He also claimed several domestic 'wins' in his State of the Union address on Tuesday evening, March 1. But are all his self-congratulatory claims valid?
MEAWW previously reported how Biden had a slip-of-the-tongue when he mistakenly referred to the Ukrainians as "Iranian people" in his SOTU speech. We also reported how the US President's 'fund the police' comment raised eyebrows, especially since the Democrats have always shown unconditional support for the Black Lives Matter protests and the 'defund the police' movement.
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