Phil Mickelson fuels Joe Biden assassination | Golf News

LIV Golf star Phil Mickelson has responded to a principle that Joe Biden was assassinated and changed, claiming that the previous US President seems “drastically” different.

Trump once reposted a declare on Truth Social that Biden was executed and changed with clones or robots. The principle has resurfaced after Trump was reelected, and now two videos of Biden have circulated on social media.

“Following the emergence of a document claiming that Biden was assassinated and that the other person was a masked individual. A video circulating online compares President Biden during two very close time periods, highlighting the extent of the changes he has undergone,” a person shared on X.

Mickelson responded to the wild claims and admitted that Biden’s ear appeared different in the later video. “The right ear lobe is drastically different,” he wrote on X.

There have also been claims made about Biden’s death in the Epstein Files, that are still being launched by the Department of Justice. Still, there was no conclusive evidence that Biden was shot and killed.

Mickelson has yet to start the new golf season, as Elvis Smylie held off Jon Rahm to win the inaugural LIV Golf event in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Mickelson has revealed that he’ll miss the first two occasions this season due to household causes.

“I will not be able to participate in the first two LIV Events as Amy and I need to be present for a family health matter,” Mickelson shared in a assertion posted on X. “I can’t wait to compete again and look forward to rejoining my teammates as soon as possible.

“In the meantime, Ollie Schniederjans will step in for me in Riyadh as I root on HyFlyers GC from afar.” Mickelson’s new teammate, La Sasso, completed tied for forty first on his LIV Golf debut after committing to HyFlyers GC, ending his NCAA affiliation.

The Ole Miss graduate reached No. 3 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking, competed for the United States in the Walker Cup, and received the person NCAA Championship before deciding to skip his last season of eligibility and flip professional. In doing so, he gave up his spot at the Masters in April.