. . ."A mere 32 seconds' worth of video depicting the end of Biden's address to the nation's governors proves that he is not in charge of his presidency. He indicates that the plan was for him to take questions, beginning with one from the governor of Utah. (The oddity of a POTUS planning in advance the questioners at the end of events, including press conferences, is a separate and disturbing issue. Scripting so closely suggests an inability to handle spontaneity and stage management of Q&A that is unseemly.)
"But, as you will see, someone else decided that Biden was not going to follow that plan. My guess is that he was showing signs of incoherence, of the phenomenon known as "sundowning," where a dementia patient loses coherence as the day wears on.". . .
[W]e knew that the long knives of “political correctness” were being sharpened for use against this strong, independent man who did not fit the liberals’ idea of what a black jurist — in fact, any black man — should stand for.… But the forces lining up against Thomas were considerable, and the nature and rhetoric of their opposition was sometimes almost sickening. (Washington Post African-American) Columnist Carl Rowan said that “if you gave Thomas a little flour on his face, you’d think you had [KKK leader] David Duke talking.” A leader from the (leftist) National Organization for Women said, “We’re going to ‘Bork’ him. We need to kill him politically,” while one black (Democrat) Congressman declared that “a black conservative is a contradiction in terms.'”. . .
. . ." The fact of the matter here is that Biden’s pledge to nominate a “black woman” is at its heart not about about nominating a black or a woman at all. In fact it is really all about nominating a liberal.
"And Biden, as with most Democrat elites, fully expects that by definition a black woman is a liberal.
"No sexism or racism there."
No comments:
Post a Comment