Joe Biden won’t stop insulting his own people
In a speech to the Virtual Munich Security Conference, Biden made yet another mistake. This man keeps making mistakes!
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So, this time our “beloved” President used the “N” word.”
“I’m either to hear, I’m eager to hear. (pause) Ni**er to hear, next from my good friends, and outstanding leaders, sanser(??) Merkel about her thoughts on the way forward together…” Biden said.
It was so terrible that even the closed captioning got it.
Breaking Biden drops N word: pic.twitter.com/dai4hW7LiJ
— Average American (@AverageAPoliti2) February 22, 2021
We are sort of used to Biden’s mistakes. In one of his interviews, Biden provided a bunch of confusing answers. The media wanted to know if he plans to visit Texas, and Biden couldn’t find any excuse for the delayed visit.
“When the president lands in any city in America, it has a long tail, and they’re working like the devil to take care of their folks,” he said.
Biden says he'll visit Texas soon but is waiting for a time when it would not create "a burden" during the energy crisis
"When the president lands in any city in America, it has a long tail, and they're working like the devil to take care of their folks" https://t.co/9jLp1tjY62 pic.twitter.com/Xz5hc4yd55
— CBS News (@CBSNews) February 19, 2021
In other words, Biden doesn’t even think of visiting Texas. He would rather enjoy his warm home. He enjoys his time in the Oval Office. Literally.
Here’s what NPR reported:
President Biden said Friday he will sign a major disaster declaration that Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is requesting, which would open up broader federal aid for immediate and long-term recovery efforts in the state, including for both individual needs and public infrastructure.
Biden and Abbott spoke Thursday night regarding the response.
Texas has been at the mercy of an unprecedented winter storm, which has left many of the state’s residents without heat, power and potable water for several days. Several people, some homeless, have died in the freezing temperatures.
Departing the White House for a trip to Michigan, the president told reporters he’s asked the Department of Health and Human Services, Housing and Urban Development, the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Defense to identify resources that could help the recovery in Texas.
Biden said he wants to visit Texas, but does not want his visit to be a “burden” on recovery efforts. The president said he may decide early next week whether to go.
Earlier, the White House put out a list of nearly two dozen local officials in the state it had been in contact with this week regarding relief efforts.
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Source: NPR
