by Matt Margolis
On Friday, Joe Biden named nineteen recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom — the nation’s highest civilian honor. The award ceremony took place Friday evening, and it was the usual dumpster fire you can expect when Biden speaks publicly.
One of the recipients of the award was Al Gore, and I couldn’t help but notice something rather interesting about the short biography the White House posted about him.
Al Gore
Al Gore is a former Vice President, United States Senator, and member of the House of Representatives. After winning the popular vote, he accepted the outcome of a disputed presidential election for the sake of our unity. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize jointly with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change for his bold action on climate change.
It sounds to me that the Biden White House still thinks the 2000 presidential election results are “disputed.” Are they? No, they’re not. There have been countless recounts that have been conducted that have concluded that George W. Bush won the election in Florida, and was the rightful winner of the presidency. Al Gore didn’t concede because he was selflessly choosing to give up the presidency in the name of national unity; he conceded because he lost.
Why would the White House write Gore’s biography like this? Why would they infer that Gore was the rightful winner of the election?
Because Joe Biden is an election denier who believes that Al Gore did, in fact, win the election.
