Biden’s Awful, Racist 365 Days

 "The Democrats' myopic obsession with people's race is dishonoring Dr. King's legacy, of which their ideology of critical race theory is an open rejection. Out of their lust for political power, they are shattering his dream and attempting to shatter the nation."

— Christopher Tremoglie, Washington Examiner

This blog began a year ago with Biden’s inauguration (1st post here). Obama, the man pulling Biden’s strings, would himself have done better than what’s unfolding under Obama’s bumbling, broken, beyond primetime ex-Veep.

Obama did tell Biden in 2019, “You don’t have to do this, Joe, you really don’t.” But Biden’s nowhere without Obama.

In early 2020, Bernie Sanders won Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada, surging past Biden into the Democratic primary lead. It suddenly seemed possible Socialist Bernie would win the Democratic nomination, then lose to Trump.

South Carolina, where Democratic primary voters are 56% black, was next. The state’s senior black figure, Congressman James Clyburn, blocked Sanders by endorsing Biden just before South Carolina voted. Biden then won by 30 points. Obama’s close confidante Susan Rice next publicly endorsed Biden for president. Rice is now Biden’s domestic policy advisor and Obama’s direct link to the White House.

Obama once called Clyburn “one of a handful of people who, when they speak, the entire Congress listens.” Clyburn in fact worked closely with the White House when Obama was president. Whatever words were spoken between them before South Carolina, Obama and Clyburn were the Black Power behind Biden’s election.

Race, specifically the black vote, is key in Democratic politics. Just 17 presidents have been elected to second terms. Obama is the only one of the 17 to receive fewer votes the second time, but still win. He lost Congress in 2010, then saved himself in 2012 (as we noted) by exploiting racism to unite non-whites against America’s white majority.

Democrats’ — Obama’s — fight against “white supremacy” marks every turn of puppet Biden’s year in office. They’re using racism to hold power — driving to preserve the edge Democrats gained in the 2020 Covid election by loosening, sometimes illegally, state checks on voter fraud. A filibuster is needed now to keep elections corrupt.

Here is how Obama led Biden to fight the “racist” filibuster that blocks post-Covid federal control of elections (italics added for emphasis below):

  • In February 2020, Biden said he did “not support ending the filibuster.”
  • In July 2020, at Congressman John Lewis’ funeral, Obama announced, “if all this takes eliminating the filibuster, another Jim Crow relic, in order to secure the God-given rights of every American, then that’s what we should do.”
  • On January 11, 2022, Biden echoed Obama while fighting the filibuster, saying, “Jim Crow 2.0 is about .   .   . voter suppression,” then added, “Do you want to be on the side of Dr. King or George Wallace? Do you want to be on the side of John Lewis or Bull Connor? Do you want to be on the side of Abraham Lincoln or Jefferson Davis?”
  • The very next day with Biden’s slander still ringing in people’s ears, Obama published a likely coordinated USA Today op-ed reading, “I fully support President Joe Biden’s call to modify Senate rules as necessary to make sure pending voting rights legislation gets called for a vote.”

America, we hope, is ready to move past racism, a racism pushed by Southern Democrats before civil rights, and again by Democrats since Obama rediscovered the issue’s power.

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