BREAKING: Biden opens new Presidential library of his pseudonyms

In a surprising move that has left political pundits and historians scratching their heads, President Biden has unveiled his latest venture: the Presidential Library of Pseudonyms. This cutting-edge institution promises to be a repository of all the aliases, nicknames, and creative monikers Biden has employed throughout his storied career in politics, including the most notorious Robert L. Peters or “Pedo Peter.”

The grand opening ceremony was a sight to behold, with a giant “No Malarkey” banner draped over the entrance and attendees receiving “Corn Pop” hats as souvenirs. The library’s exhibit halls are organized by decade, each showcasing a timeline of Biden’s evolving pseudonyms, complete with interactive displays and holographic presentations.

“This library is a testament to my commitment to transparency,” Biden declared during his opening remarks. “By displaying all the various names I’ve used over the years, I’m allowing the American people to get to know the many sides of me. Just call me Joe ‘Oops I Crapped My Pants’ Biden.”

The “Foreign Affairs Fantasy” wing is perhaps the most intriguing, offering an inside look into Biden’s global interactions. Guests can relive his discussions with world leaders as he introduced himself as “Captain Corruption,” “The Transatlantic Troublemaker,” and even “Mr. World Piss.”

Visitors can explore the “Amtrak Archive” section, dedicated to Biden’s beloved train travels, where he often assumed various personas to strike up conversations with fellow passengers. The “Ice Cream Dream” exhibit features an assortment of flavors named after Biden’s aliases, including “Scoops Biden” and “Rocky Raisin Joe.”

Critics of the library have raised questions about the necessity of such an institution. “Is this really what we need right now?” asked one commentator. “Biden should be focusing on serious issues, not creating a museum of his alter egos.”

Nevertheless, supporters argue that the library adds a lighthearted touch to the political landscape. “It’s refreshing to see a president embrace his quirky side,” said one enthusiastic attendee. “I can’t wait to take my kids to see the ‘Candid Conversations with Corn Pop’ exhibit!”

As visitors flock to the Presidential Library of Pseudonyms, the question on everyone’s mind is: What alias will Biden choose next? With a twinkle in his eye, he teased, “You’ll just have to keep an eye out for the next chapter in the ongoing saga of ‘Nom de Plume’ Biden.”