Things got really weird between Cheney and Biden during sham ‘award’ ceremony…
Wow. This got really strange, very fast.
In a feeble and laughable attempt to paint Liz Cheney as some kind of hero, Joe Biden ran cover by handing her a phony award—the second-highest civilian honor in the nation—for her (criminal) work on the sham J6 Committee.
Let’s not forget, this is a woman who should be in prison for the lies and shady dealings she unleashed in her obsessive effort to destroy President Trump. But in today’s upside-down America, we don’t lock up the bad guys—we hand them awards. And,of course, this phony honor comes right on the heels of Cheney being referred for a criminal investigation for witness tampering.Perfect timing, right?
Source: Things got really weird between Cheney and Biden during sham ‘award’ ceremony… – Revolver News

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