Statement by Vice President Joe Biden on the deadly violence in Portland
He blames Trump for inciting hatred and fear, not MSNBC, CNN, BBC, the NYT, and the Democratic propagandists and commentariat, generally.
He condemns violence "of left and right".
He focuses on killings.
And the rioting in general, the destruction of property, the economic and social damage, and the people hurt but not killed?
More than three months of riots by antifa, anarchists, BLM, racist radicals, and others of the idiot left in numerous cities across the country.
And it's been a long time since Charlottesville.
Biden Emerges From Basement, Sees Violence, and Makes This Unbelievable Statement
Snark? Scorn? This, too, is propaganda.
All the same.
It appears a Trump supporter was murdered by a leftist in Portland last night, but details are still emerging.
Regardless of what happened, the shooting has finally prompted Joe Biden to denounce the violence in Portland that's been occurring on a nightly basis for three months now.
"The deadly violence we saw overnight in Portland is unacceptable. Shooting in the streets of a great American city is unacceptable. I condemn this violence unequivocally. I condemn violence of every kind by any one, whether on the left or the right," Biden said in a statement.
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Oh yes, I remember now. It was President Trump who encouraged chaos in the streets when he accused cops of being murderous racists, or when he said America was founded on white supremacy, or when he endorsed the vandalism of historic statues, or when he referred to looters and thugs as "peaceful" protesters as a violent mob raged out of control for months.
That was all "fanning the flames of hate and division" all, right? But President Trump wasn't the one doing it.
That was Joe Biden, the media, and the far-left radicals who will be running the government if Trojan horse Biden fools the American people into electing him president.
Gaslighting: Blaming Left-Wing Violence and Rioting on Trump Is Brazenly Ludicrous
Once the violence spilled over into a small city in a swing state and public opinion started to shift, the Biden campaign finally rolled Biden out to condemn non-peaceful actions, which he's occasionally done with perfunctory statements.
Once the violence spilled over into a small city in a swing state and public opinion started to shift, the Biden campaign finally rolled Biden out to condemn non-peaceful actions, which he's occasionally done with perfunctory statements.
But his party ignored the issue in their four-night infomercial, elected officials have been bullied by the hard Left into deleting social media posts disavowing violence, and top Biden surrogates have contorted themselves to avoid saying anything too harshly negative about the rioters.
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As I wrote on Twitter, "there has been violence from the radical right in some cases, which is egregious, appalling and indefensible. Still, bothsidesing the violence & unrest is a form of gaslighting. The mayhem/rioting/looting/assaults has been profoundly asymmetric, and driven by the hard left."
As I wrote on Twitter, "there has been violence from the radical right in some cases, which is egregious, appalling and indefensible. Still, bothsidesing the violence & unrest is a form of gaslighting. The mayhem/rioting/looting/assaults has been profoundly asymmetric, and driven by the hard left."
That's a fact.
Not a lot of social distancing at riots, either. Super-spreaders?
How far will this hurt Joe B in crucial swing states?
Will it even cost him Wisconsin?
538 says the polls there still look good for Joe B.
They think he has a 69% shot at an EC victory, with Trump trailing at 31%.
Maybe the "ride it out" strategy will work.
But nobody knows how to factor in the expected big increase in mail in and absentee voting
538 says the polls there still look good for Joe B.
They think he has a 69% shot at an EC victory, with Trump trailing at 31%.
Maybe the "ride it out" strategy will work.
But nobody knows how to factor in the expected big increase in mail in and absentee voting