Senator Kennedy Slams Biden's 'Star-Spangled Stupid' Attacks on Americans

 Townhall  "Since President Joe Biden gave his angry, divisive screed against roughly half the country for supporting former President Donald Trump in some capacity, the White House speechwriters have not toned down the commander in chief's rhetoric in subsequent speeches around the country. 

"That strategy, according to U.S. Senator John Kennedy, is just "star-spangled stupid."

 " 'I don't understand our president," the Republican from Louisiana explained. "Here's the situation as I see it. According to the polls, President Biden is about as popular as scurvy," Kennedy quipped. "Now, the reason is no mystery: the president seems to have a blind spot for the lives and concerns of ordinary Americans." "Ordinary Americans are worried about their jobs, and inflation, and their crashing 401(K)s, crime, their kids' education, and whether their teenager is going to die from fentanyl poisoning," Kennedy explained of the litany of challenges facing the American people under President Biden's policies. 

" 'President Biden never talks about those things. Instead, he seems more concerned with genderneutral pronouns and whether he's winning the war against oil production in America," Kennedy continued. "Recently, as you pointed out, the president has adopted a new tactic," Kennedy said of Biden's angry speech in Philly and attempts to demonize Americans who don't agree with his agenda. "Instead of trying to solve the problems of the American people, he has decided that he is going to try to convince the American people to hate Republicans more than the American people hate President Biden," said Kennedy. "It's an interesting approach" that has "just one problem," according to Kennedy.". . .

"The president's new tactic is star-spangled stupid. I don't know, maybe the White House should call Will Smith over and ask him to slap some sense into the teleprompter or something." –@SenJohnKennedy pic.twitter.com/R7IPV8h9it

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