I think Bumbling Joe's speech can be summed up in only a few words: "He lied his ass off."
Biden’s legislative agenda includes gun control, "free" college, and nationalizing elections.
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I think Bumbling Joe's speech can be summed up in only a few words: "He lied his ass off."
Biden’s legislative agenda includes gun control, "free" college, and nationalizing elections.
www.dailysignal.com
I heard he said that the KKK was the biggest security threat to the US.
All 200 members.
Joe Dufus must have forgot about the six months of insurrection with burning, looting, murdering and destruction by the BLM and ANTIFA assholes.
LISTEN.
There was a speech last night, and it was a good one. It was presidential through and through; it was forceful, optimistic, and upbeat; it brought us together as Americans; and it reminded us of why ours is still the greatest nation on earth.
Oh, and Joe Biden also
spoke.
To say that South Carolina Republican Senator Tim Scott merely upstaged the president last night is to miss out on the enormity of the task: The brief rebuttal from the opposition party
always pales in comparison, even when an accomplished and eloquent speaker is at the mic. All we remember about Marco Rubio, for example, was him reaching for that water bottle. No, for majesty and spectacle, there’s simply no beating an American president’s speech to a joint session of Congress.
Except last night.
It was a bizarre spectacle, to say the least: a
sparsely populated chamber with everyone socially distanced and
still wearing masks, even though everyone in attendance had already been vaccinated. Just 200 people in a setting that can accommodate 1,000. And there was more than a bit of dissonance between that weird, surreal setting and Biden’s introductory claim: “America is rising anew. Choosing hope over fear. Truth over lies. Light over darkness. After 100 Days of rescue and renewal, America is ready for takeoff.”
We’re ready for takeoff, all right. Just stay over there and don’t forget your face diaper.
Biden started off smartly enough, looking behind him and saying, “Madame speaker. Madame vice president. No president has ever said those words from this podium, and it’s about time.”
It went down hill from there, though. For one thing, he quickly lapsed into that same irritating tic that plagues all Democrat presidents — that of saying “invest” and “investing” when they mean to say “spend” and “spending.”
Joe Biden had the better backdrop, but Tim Scott had by far the more powerful and unifying message.
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