Skipping over the fact that an overwhelming majority of Americans (76%) want old Joe to pick the most qualified candidate to replace Breyer on the SCOTUS (to "consider all possible nominees") regardless of race or gender and the Democrat's grim determination to not give a... darn. Even most Democrats (54%) think old Joe is wrong to make the pick based on filling a quota.
The Democrats make their biennial trip into black neighborhoods to toss out a bone and then retreat to their gated enclaves to take their support for granted for the next two years. After decades of wondering how long such a ruse could last it is heartening to see some large cracks forming in that plantation wall:
And the following perfectly encapsulates old Joe's very long history of blatant racism:
Stopping a black woman was "the most important vote of his career."
The Democrats make their biennial trip into black neighborhoods to toss out a bone and then retreat to their gated enclaves to take their support for granted for the next two years. After decades of wondering how long such a ruse could last it is heartening to see some large cracks forming in that plantation wall:
According to a recent NBC News poll, Biden's support among Black Americans has plummeted from 83 percent in April 2021 to 64 percent in January. Quinnipiac picked up on a similar trend, noting Biden's approval among Black Americans has cratered to 57 percent.
And the following perfectly encapsulates old Joe's very long history of blatant racism:
Then-senator Joe Biden passionately filibustered Brown's nomination—and even praised Sen. Robert Byrd, a noted former Klansman, while doing so. Biden called this filibuster the most important vote of his career. Praising a Klansman while using what Democrats now call a "Jim Crow relic" to shut down the nomination of a Black woman? Nothing more perfectly sums up Democrats' record on race and the federal courts.
Stopping a black woman was "the most important vote of his career."
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