Biden Ally Slammed for Falsely Blaming Trump Over Foreign Aid and Expiring Meds

Democrats have spent years trying to blame President Donald Trump for their failures, but this time, one of Joe Biden’s closest allies got caught red-handed pushing a blatantly false narrative.

Senator Chris Coons (D-DE), a longtime Biden defender, attempted to claim that $300 million worth of life-saving medications were set to expire because of Trump’s so-called efforts to “gut foreign aid.” Posting on X, Coons shared a photo of medicine pallets in an East African warehouse, accusing Trump of wasting valuable resources.

• One box in the foreground, which Coons used as “proof,” was labeled as sterilized medical supplies likely alcohol swabs or hypodermic needles. The expiration date? January 2027.

• The larger stack of boxes contained the antibiotic Zithromax, which can help reduce childhood mortality in sub-Saharan Africa. Its expiration date? 2026.

• Nowhere in the image was there any indication that $300 million worth of medication was about to go to waste.

It didn’t take long for users to expose Coons’ deception. “You know we can see the actual expirations on the boxes, right?” one person mocked. Another chimed in: “The box in the photo says exp. 1/2027.”

Despite being fact-checked in real-time, Coons and the Biden administration have yet to admit their mistake. Instead, they continue their desperate effort to shift blame onto Trump for everything, even when the evidence is right in front of their eyes.

Coons has been one of Biden’s most loyal defenders, even standing by him when it was obvious his mental decline made him unfit for office. Now, he’s resorting to outright misinformation in an attempt to paint Trump as the villain.

But the American people are paying attention. Biden’s allies can’t rewrite reality, and no amount of misleading photos will change the fact that his administration has been an absolute disaster.

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