Staff Reports
President Joe Biden recently stepped into the political cesspool once more, calling Trump supporters “garbage” while demanding attention from a group that mostly wishes he’d stick to his day job. This verbal dumpster fire sparked outrage nationwide, forcing Vice President Kamala Harris to leap into damage control mode faster than a cat on a hot tin roof.
It’s hardly new for Biden to hurl insults thoughtlessly; his track record of not-so-subtle incendiary comments about Trump and his supporters reads like a cringe-worthy screenplay. Earlier that same day, he suggested, in an exercise of political etiquette that would make a sailor blush, that someone could metaphorically drown the former president. A lapse in presidential etiquette has become the Biden brand, much to the delight of the Democratic base, who seem to think it’s perfectly fine to call tens of millions of Americans “bad people.”
🚨Breaking Now🚨: President Joe “Dank Brandon” Biden addresses his ‘garbage’ comments.
— American Thinker (@NavarroThinker) October 30, 2024
In June 2020, during a virtual town hall moderated by actor Don Cheadle, Biden claimed that 10 to 15 percent of Americans were “not very good people.” With a U.S. population hovering around 350 million, that translates to a remarkable 50 million-plus individuals peering down the cliff of Biden’s judgment. For context, that’s roughly two-thirds of the 74 million Americans who cast their vote for Trump in 2020. One has to wonder if Biden’s next campaign slogan will be “Fifty Million Bad Apples—and Counting.”
Fast forward to Biden’s 2022 “Dark Brandon” speech in Philadelphia, where he unleashed a barrage against what he dubbed “MAGA Republicans,” unnecessarily complicating the term to fit his narrative. He declared them a “clear and present danger” with all the flair of a soap opera villain. While he insisted they were not the majority, it’s unquestionable that they represent a significant portion of America’s heartland and, ironically, continue to rally around the principles that first made America great.
The recent Madison Square Garden gathering proved once again that those so-called “MAGA Republicans” are, in fact, just regular folks from every nook and cranny of the country, passionate about their nation and its future. They defy Biden’s narrative, which resembles the adage of barking dogs: loud yet ineffective. Biden clearly can’t comprehend the diverse tapestry of these Americans. His dismissive remarks reflect a distasteful view that many Democrats hold—one where anyone who disagrees is “garbage.” How’s that for unity?
