US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians

 

[CarlosDanger]

If 39.8% is the official number, what are we thinking is the actual number? 33.3%?

Civiqs has him down to 34%, I feel mid-high 30s is probably his real number. The problem as Richard Baris of the People's Pundit mentions frequently, he has no base, that support is more along the lines of "eh, he is ok I guess." Whereas Trump it is "I will crawl through broken glass and mortar fire to vote for Trump."

 

[Oats12345]

Okay apparently its main thing is that it would prohibit introducing elementary school kids to sexuality and gender stuff in the classroom

Again not a bad thing. It's just lefties upset because they can't groom children.

 

[Garm]

At the rate Biden is going, how long do you guys think it'll be till some dipshit convinces him "well, sure we gave them crack pipes, but we can't have them buying potentially tainted crack on the streets - let's supply them with crack too!"

Then Biden will revive the synergy his black predecessor had with the Sinaloa and will just start outright distributing drugs for them.

Oh... Mid summer. The train has jumped the tracks and is now tumbling end over end at this point.

 

[CarlosDanger]

I feel bad for the based black people seeing this shit, my friend from Florida is really pissed off about the crack pipes.

 

[Super-Chevy454]

Let's wait and see if karma will visit Creepy Joe because he said the N-word.

https://www.westernjournal.com/bidens-repeated-use-n-word-comes-back-haunt-woke-mob-comes-joe-rogan-video/

Beware, woke mobsters coming after Joe Rogan. In the process, you could end up damaging President Joe Biden, as well.

As you may have heard, the latest kerfuffle around Rogan, the popular Spotify podcast host, involves episodes where he repeated the N-word contextually in previous episodes of his podcast — not as a slur, but either in quotes or as a discussion about the word itself.

This isn’t the real reason anyone is hunting Rogan, however. His real crime is that he dared to question the left-imposed consensus on a number of issues, particularly COVID-19. (At The Western Journal, we know all too well what Big Tech censorship feels like. We’re not going to give in, however — and you can help us fight Big Tech by subscribing.)

Rogan has apologized for the clips in which he said the slur, despite the fact they were from old episodes. In an apology posted to Instagram, he called it the “most regretful and shameful thing” he’s ever had to address.

“I know that to most people, there’s no context where a white person is ever allowed to say that, never mind publicly on a podcast, and I agree with that,” Rogan said, adding, “I haven’t said it in years.”

Forgiveness in wokeness, remember, is only earned when one’s opinions and existence are merged with the great unthinking progressive blob.

However, for the pitchfork-wielders, it’s worth noting this is more of an apology than you’ll likely ever hear from Joe Biden, who did roughly the same thing Rogan did back back when he was a senator.

Here’s a video from a 1985 Senate Judiciary Committee hearing that shows Biden — looking and speaking considerably different from the man now in the Oval Office — making repeated use of the word.

https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/1490063867787071491

As independent journalist and co-founder of The Intercept Glenn Greenwald noted in a tweet, “If you actually think that finding old clips of someone using the n-word is proof they’re a racist, then you would find this infinitely more alarming and important given that he is kind of more powerful than Joe Rogan. But you don’t think that: it’s just a game to silence him.”

During the clip, Biden quotes a racist state legislator who was speaking during a redistricting process hearing that was overseen by a nominee for deputy attorney general, according to The Associated Press.

This being Joe Biden, however, there was no hand-wringing when the AP “fact-checked” the clip in July of 2020.

The claim the AP was fact-checking: “A video from a 1985 hearing exposes Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden for using the N-word, stating: ‘We already have a n***** mayor, we don’t need any more n***** big shots!’”

The conclusion: “Social media users are twisting comments made by Biden during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing 35 years ago for the nomination of William Bradford Reynolds as U.S. deputy attorney general,” the AP reported.

“Biden was using the comments at the time to build a case against Reynolds’ nomination, pointing out that he ignored racist comments by lawmakers and allowed them to gerrymander Louisiana’s congressional districts in a way that underrepresented Black residents.”

Which is all very true — except Biden did actually say the word. He didn’t have to in order to make a case against the nomination — but he said it, all right, just like Rogan did, which is part of why Rogan is now “the embattled Joe Rogan.” (A montage posted to Instagram by singer India.Arie, a vocal critic of both Spotify and Rogan, shows kind of the contexts where Rogan used the word.)

Rogan isn’t an elected official, however, much less the president of these United States. Nor, indeed, does he have a history of racial solecisms the way that Joe Biden does.

In 2006, when the then-senator was a “potential 2008 presidential candidate,” according to NBC, Biden told an Indian-American man that “you cannot go to a 7-Eleven or a Dunkin’ Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent.”

In 2007, when Biden was part of the field running for the nomination, he said fellow contender and then-Sen. Barack Obama was “articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy.”

In 2019, while seeking his party’s nomination for the 2020 campaign, Biden told a crowd in Iowa that “poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids.”

Also in 2019, as The Washington Post reported at the time, he championed the “civility” of the era in politics in the 1970s when he could work with arch-segregationist Sen. James Eastland of Mississippi. (“He never called me ‘boy.’ He always called me ‘son,’” Biden said, according to the Post.)

In 2020, he criticized then-President Donald Trump for holding China accountable for COVID-19 because Americans can’t tell the difference “between a South Korean and someone from Beijing.”

And now that he’s president, it hasn’t stopped.

In June of last year, Biden said one of the reasons for lower vaccination rates among Hispanics (“Latinx,” Biden said) was that “they’re worried that they’ll be vaccinated and deported.” He called one of his black advisers “boy” during a media briefing.

And leftists claim the problem is Joe Rogan’s use of language?

President Biden may get a pass from the pitchfork-and-torches mob currently surrounding Spotify right now. However, if this is the standard they wish to set, they shouldn’t be surprised when the president is judged in the exact same fashion by the rest of America.

 

[Zig Zag]

At the rate Biden is going, how long do you guys think it'll be till some dipshit convinces him "well, sure we gave them crack pipes, but we can't have them buying potentially tainted crack on the streets - let's supply them with crack too!"

Then Biden will revive the synergy his black predecessor had with the Sinaloa and will just start outright distributing drugs for them.

Sure, let's finish our journey to the new and improved 80s by having the CIA distribute some crack on the corners along with the federally subsidized pipes, to go with our New Cold War with Russia. How exciting, I can't wait to wear giant shoulderpads and snort coke in the bathroom at work! What, you think I'd be smoking crack? Lmao I'm White!

 

[FlappyBat]

Sure, let's finish our journey to the new and improved 80s by having the CIA distribute some crack on the corners along with the federally subsidized pipes, to go with our New Cold War with Russia. How exciting, I can't wait to wear giant shoulderpads and snort coke in the bathroom at work! What, you think I'd be smoking crack? Lmao I'm White!

I think we can all agree that it's kind of a dick move to pass out crack to people but not crack pipes. The Biden administration promised to bring back common courtesy and norms, and by God he is doing it the best way he knows how.

 

[Jonah Hill poster]

If anything, seeing the Biden Administration trying to create this policy for drug addicts struggling with crack addition reminds me of Pookie

 

[deeplyhigh]

The COVIDmania lets corporations and governments do everything they want. Seeing the Biden Administration roll this back would be like watching a wizard snap his own wand. I don't think the administration even cares one bit about polling numbers. They must figure they can just rig it all again.

It is not nearly as black and white as this.

Even within large corporations in the same industry, you can see variation in their coof policies. Citigroup announced a few weeks ago that they are maintaining their jab policy for all employees while Wells Fargo announced today that regardless of jab status, all employees are expected back in the office in March.

 

[Socrates]

I must admit "presidential pookies" was not on my 2022 bingo card.

 

[cybertoaster]

I sincerely hope you're wrong, but these ARE geriatric pedophiles - who are absolutely terrified of Death stealing from them their power forever - we are dealing with here. Desperation and hatred can drive people to do some absolutely insane shit.

Its precisely because they don't want to lose their power than they wont go after Trump because again it creates a precedent that could be used against them. And not all of them are geriatric, many democrats still have 20 more years of working stealing tax funds, and then you got the next gen of corrupt grifters with the like of AOC and that Omar chick.

Again, doing this mean they would've to be on their toes for the rest of their lives in case some of the shit they done in the past comes back to fuck them over, and they know the GOP its not gonna miss the opportunity.

 

[MrJokerRager]

Its an anti grooming bill.

Tucker talked about it tonight, we really going full batshit insane at this point with the faggotry.

 

[Oats12345]

Tucker talked about it tonight, we really going full batshit insane at this point with the faggotry.

Agreed. To the point where you have the Democrats arguing why a anti grooming bill is bad.

 

[Vyse Inglebard]

I feel bad for the based black people seeing this shit, my friend from Florida is really pissed off about the crack pipes.

Mom texted me a few days ago asking about whether or not that's true. When I told her it was, her only response was a facepalm emoji. Trust me, every sensible black person hates this shit.

 

[Oats12345]

Mom texted me a few days ago asking about whether or not that's true. When I told her it was, her only response was a facepalm emoji. Trust me, every sensible black person hates this shit.

You know they claim Trump was racist. But what Biden just did, comes off more racist than Trump other said or done in my opinion

 

[XYZpdq]

You know they claim Trump was racist. But what Biden just did, comes off more racist than Trump other said or done in my opinion

there are A. Wyatt Mann comics that are less racist than "welp, how do we help blacks?" "free crack pipes?"

 

[Salubrious]

You know they claim Trump was racist. But what Biden just did, comes off more racist than Trump other said or done in my opinion

Within a month of inauguration, Biden was talking about having some sort of COVID vaccination website, and he said that one of the big issues was that blacks and hispanics didn't know how to use the internet.

I mean, secretly based I guess, but still.

 

[CarlosDanger]

You know they claim Trump was racist. But what Biden just did, comes off more racist than Trump other said or done in my opinion

Trump funded predominately black colleges for a decade, he gave grants worth millions of dollars for black entrepreneurs, Biden gave black people grants for crackpipes. I can only imagine the shitshow that would have occurred if this was Trump.

 

[CarlosDanger]

Within a month of inauguration, Biden was talking about having some sort of COVID vaccination website, and he said that one of the big issues was that blacks and hispanics didn't know how to use the internet.

I mean, secretly based I guess, but still.

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This is up there with Kamala saying minorities and rural citizens don't have access to xerox machines.

 

[The Last Stand]

Within a month of inauguration, Biden was talking about having some sort of COVID vaccination website, and he said that one of the big issues was that blacks and hispanics didn't know how to use the internet.

I mean, secretly based I guess, but still.

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I'm Black, I live in a rural area. I managed just fine.