Democrats divide. It's in their soul.
Look at JoeXi trying to fit all the buzzwords in.... To make the coloring book crowd feel good...... Reminds of the interview where he used the term "systemic racism" then flashed a big "hey, look at me" smile....
https://www.city-journal.org/bidens-inaugural-speech-words-of-division
It’s an odd way to seek national unity: call a significant portion of the American public white supremacists, racists, and nativists. Welcome to the Biden presidency.
Joe Biden’s inaugural speech as 46th president is predictably being hailed for its “unifying” message. And just as predictably, his invocations of the divisive bromides of the identitarian Left are being swept under the rug.
According to Biden, we are a “great nation” and a “good people.” But we also oppress minorities with an ever-rising fervor. “Growing inequity” is among the greatest challenges facing the country, according to Biden, along with the “sting of systemic racism” and encroaching “white supremacy.” Only now are we confronting “a cry for racial justice, some four hundred years in the making.”
Look at JoeXi trying to fit all the buzzwords in.... To make the coloring book crowd feel good...... Reminds of the interview where he used the term "systemic racism" then flashed a big "hey, look at me" smile....
https://www.city-journal.org/bidens-inaugural-speech-words-of-division
It’s an odd way to seek national unity: call a significant portion of the American public white supremacists, racists, and nativists. Welcome to the Biden presidency.
Joe Biden’s inaugural speech as 46th president is predictably being hailed for its “unifying” message. And just as predictably, his invocations of the divisive bromides of the identitarian Left are being swept under the rug.
According to Biden, we are a “great nation” and a “good people.” But we also oppress minorities with an ever-rising fervor. “Growing inequity” is among the greatest challenges facing the country, according to Biden, along with the “sting of systemic racism” and encroaching “white supremacy.” Only now are we confronting “a cry for racial justice, some four hundred years in the making.”
