Joe Biden has made his final explanation for why American may choose Kamala Harris to be their next leader. That is, someone who backs Donald Trump is garbage.
The time occurred during notes the leader made on Tuesday in a conversation about the Spanish community in America. Biden claimed in a video that NBC News Senior White House Correspondent Gabe Gutierrez posted to X that Trump “has no character and” does n’t give a damn about the Latino community.
The leader made reference to a joke that was made at a Trump rally this past weekend where artist Tony Hinchcliffe made fun of Puerto Rico’s trash problem by calling the area a “floating island of garbage.” ” While speaking of the event, Biden referred to Americans who support Trump as” wastes.”
” ]J] ust the other day, a speaker at]Trump’s ] rally called Puerto Rico a floating island of garbage. … The just wastes I see floating out there is his followers,” the senator said.
” Federalist CEO Sean Davis wrote on X while Joe Biden is calling half of the country garbage while his running mate Kamala Harris is calling anyone who opposes her a nazi.” A winning strategy would never act in this manner. A plan that is known to despise the voters in a year will probably defeat Harris.
Liberals and their advertising friends’ days-long campaign to disparage Trump and his supporters as the Third Reich’s next coming came to an end with Biden’s notes. The hideous attacks, as my partner Logan Washburn pointed out, are a rip-off of Harris and her sluggish campaign rhetoric.
Biden’s affront to the millions of Americans who have cast ballots for Trump this week resembles egregiously Hillary Clinton’s remarks during the 2016 election. The then-Democrat political member referred to Trump followers as” deplorables.”
The government’s notes are expected, but, given his empty animosity towards Americans who refuse to support his and Harris ‘ authoritarian management, which has weaponized the justice system to target Trump and conservatives.
The Delaware Democrat almost declared Trump supporters existential risks to the state in a speech delivered in 2022 while flanked by people of the U.S. war. As Joseph Lobue recently noted in these sites, Harris openly defended such statements from Biden, saying that, as NBC reported in 2022, there are times when we have to come together to acknowledge that there are those who are currently vehemently not standing up for our republic.
Shawn Fleetwood is a University of Mary Washington student and a team author for The Federalist. He previously served as a condition content writer for Protocol of States Action and his work has been featured in various stores, including RealClearPolitics, RealClear Health, and Conservative Review. Following him on Twitter @ShawnFleetwood
