Divider-in-Chief: Biden Calls Protesters
'Idiots' at Illinois Speech
Posted By: Imright, 11/6/2022 2:47:31 AM
President Joe Biden has had a rough week, getting fact-checked by Twitter, delivering angry speeches while avoiding battleground states, and being forced to “moonwalk” away from his ludicrous claim that he would close coal plants all over the country. On Saturday, he was at it again, saying in a speech in Joliet, Illinois that protesters lacked mental acuity. He was apparently triggered by the demonstrators outside the event who carried signs reading “Socialism Sucks,” “Vote Pro-Life,” and “Where’s Nancy.” His response: (Tweet/Video) I love those signs when I came in. Socialism. Give me a break, what idiots. Nice. That’s the way to bring the country
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Tabulators Across Maricopa County Are
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Tabulators Across Maricopa County Are
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