Vice President Joe Biden was ranting again the other
night in Detroit. While the comments he
made were arguably not as bad as his past racist comments about African
Americans or South-Asian
Americans, it was an unscrupulous comment.
According to the Examiner, Biden “calls
GOP ‘un-American’ over voter ID laws”:
But he took aim at
Republican efforts to minimize election fraud through voter ID laws, claiming
Republicans are working to suppress the vote.
"We're never going to
yield to the will of the Republicans throughout this country who want to
suppress ... the continued attempt to suppress the minority vote in this
country, which is the single most un-American thing any party has done,"
he told Democrats at the Jefferson-Jackson dinner. "It is un-American to
suppress the vote."
Since his party in the distant pass supported slavery, I guess voter ID is more "un-American" than slavery to Biden. Looking further into his remarks I found another part
particularly ironic because of this criticism of Republicans in that same
speech:
“You know, folks, this is
not your father’s Republican Party. This is not even Gerald Ford’s Republican
Party.”
Right back at you Joe.
Your party today is not the party of the man who beat Gerald Ford in
1976, Jimmy Carter, when it comes to integrity, voting and politics. President Carter would not stoop to your race
baiting tactics (nor have your racist thoughts). Further, President Carter not only disagrees
with you for stating that voter ID equals suppression, President Carter actually
supports Voter ID.
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