Rep. Byron Donalds: Joe Biden is taking "injections" that make him "look coherent." *Fact-check: There is no evidence that Joe Biden is receiving “injections” to make him “look coherent”. Absent evidence, this is a defamatory lie. Aaron Rupar

Lies upon lies upon lies.

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@atrupar Honestly, not only is this just a blatant lie, it’s so disrespectful to all the people dealing with loved ones with Alzheimer’s or dementia. There’s no such drug that brings people back or makes them coherent. Let alone gives them the ability to run the free world. What an ass.

@atrupar Makes ya wonder what Bryon Donalds is doing behind closed doors.

@atrupar Ok,let’s have drug tests before the debates.

@atrupar In a party of racists and spreaders of lies, Donalds is soaring to the top. He’s seen what an ignorant flim flam grifter can do by saying anything for attention, and taken it to new heights. Both he and Trump are extremely dangerous. Unlike Trump, however, Donald’s is smart.

@atrupar Representative Donalds is one of the most unpleasant people in public office, and considering some of the other Republicans, that’s saying something.

@atrupar Just because you say “fact check” that doesn’t make what you say factual.. Byron Donalds would know before you.

The question is: Will Joe submit to a drug test before the debate? Playing the "no evidence of" game again. There's no evidence you'll accept - until you're forced to. Here are just a few notable stories where mainstream news outlets initially dismissed or downplayed allegations that later proved to be true: The Catholic Church sex abuse scandal was initially met with skepticism and denials from the Church and some media outlets before the scope of the abuse and coverup became undeniable. The Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case saw early allegations dismissed by some outlets before being proven true and leading to his arrest in 2019. The Hunter Biden laptop story was widely dismissed by major outlets in 2020 as Russian disinformation before being confirmed as authentic. Early reports about Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election were often met with "no evidence" claims before substantial proof emerged. The COVID-19 lab leak theory was widely dismissed early on before gaining credibility from the FBI and Department of Energy. Allegations that the FBI improperly surveilled the Trump campaign were initially downplayed, but the FBI later admitted to abuses in the FISA process to monitor a campaign associate. Mainstream media outlets initially omitted or downplayed key details about the police shooting of Ma'Khia Bryant wielding a knife before bodycam footage showed the full context. CNN aired a story about a single mother facing eviction that turned out to be fabricated. The media made numerous false or misleading claims exaggerating the Trump-Russia connections that required retractions, such as the Steele dossier, intelligence agencies' assessment, and more. Twitter employees admitted to censoring the Hunter Biden laptop story in 2020 at the FBI's guidance, despite a lack of evidence it violated policies, contradicting previous claims of independence from government influence.

@atrupar Hmm what medical school did Reynolds go to that he thinks there are injections to make someone “look” coherent. That’s a mighty big accusation. Proof? Thought not. Slander? Def