The Divider In Chief

Joe Biden campaigned on a promise to unite the country.  His misleading speech in Georgia yesterday proved what a hollow promise that was.  Biden's remarks were nothing but lies, distortions and division.

He said that if you oppose left-wing efforts to nationalize all elections, giving even more power to Washington leftists, you're a "domestic enemy of the United States." 

He compared conservative critics of his massive power grab to the segregationists of the 1950s.  He demanded senators think about what side of history they are on, saying:

"Do you want to be the side of Dr. King or George Wallace?  . . . Do you want to be on the side of Abraham Lincoln or Jefferson Davis?"

Well, Jefferson Davis and George Wallace were Democrats.  Martin Luther King and Abraham Lincoln were Republicans, and Joe Biden praised George Wallace in the past. 

It's really rich seeing Biden using Martin Luther King to attack conservatives.  The whole point of King's work was to create a country where we are judged based on the content of our character, not the color of our skin.  That's exactly what conservatives believe, and the exact opposite of what today's progressives believe.

Yesterday, Biden declared, "I will defend the right to vote [and] our democracy against all enemies — foreign and, yes, domestic." 

I assure you when he said "domestic enemies," he wasn't referring to radical Islamists.  He meant you and me -- anyone who opposes the socialists who run his administration. 

We know that because the FBI just announced the formation of a new domestic terrorism unit, and the administration is also reportedly building a database of religious objectors to Biden's vaccine mandate. 

Another way I know he doesn't mean radical Islamists is because he just approved the release of five Islamists from Guantanamo Bay prison, men with blood on their hands. 

The last time Biden did that was during the Obama/Biden Administration, and the men he freed then are now members of the Islamist Taliban government, thanks to Biden's horrible retreat from Afghanistan.  Maybe the Taliban had some more government positions they needed to fill.

By the way, the Biden Administration announced yesterday that it is sending another $300 million to Afghanistan, which will prop up the Taliban regime.  Maybe these five terrorists he just freed can take the money "home" to Afghanistan with them.