In Major Twist, Biden's Newest Accuser Is Michael Avenatti https://www.westernjournal.com/ct/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2019/06/Michael-Avenatti-vs-Joe-Biden.jpg Defending what seems to be a constant stream of criticism from all sides — including accusations of plagiarism surrounding his climate change policy — Biden is facing yet another accusation that he borrowed someone else’s words. This one comes from an unlikely source — disgraced former porn star lawyer Michael Avenatti. On Thursday during a campaign speech where he railed President Donald Trump, Biden told a crowd that he was going to “make America America again.” While that line brought many cheers from the audience, Avenatti told The Daily Caller in a text message that the slogan was his original creation. “I used it throughout the US when I was exploring a run. Including in Iowa and at the Wing Ding last year. A supporter of mine even made a video centered on the message. It was my slogan and theme,” Avenatti said. Surprisingly, he wasn’t lying. The Daily Caller said Avenatti used the line in 2018 in closing at the annual Iowa Wing Ding — an event attended by many presidential hopefuls. He used the line again in a tweet a month later, when he announced an anti-Trump “resistance” rally in Texas, telling his audience that he was ready to “fight fire with fire.” Before being slammed with a long list of criminal charges, Avenatti — at the height of his media popularity — announced his intention to run for the presidency. You can see Biden using the slogan at the rally in the tweet below: https://twitter.com/PoliticusSarah/status/1138525211245105153 Sarah Reese Jones ‏  Verified account @PoliticusSarah Luckily for Biden, not much controversy should bubble up around his seemingly borrowed slogan, as Avenatti also told The Daily Caller that Biden’s use of the slogan was acceptable. “Since I won’t be using it, I guess somebody should because it’s a damn good slogan and message,” Avenatti said. ( LINK BELOW ) https://www.westernjournal.com/ct/major-twist-bidens-newest-accuser-michael-avenatti/