Biden delivers divisive rant at memorial for supermarket murder victims, stokes more racial rage

President Joe Biden traveled to Buffalo on Tuesday in the aftermath of the shocking slaughter of ten people who were gunned down in cold blood at a local supermarket and as many expected, he devoted much of his speech to painting his political adversaries as white supremacists and evildoers.

With masked-up First Lady Jill Biden at his side, the demagogue in chief spoke in the divisive tones that have marked his time in office despite the campaign promises to unite the country and after invoking his dead son Beau and paying tribute to the victims, he got down to the business of politics.

Jill and I bring you this message from deep in our nation’s soul: In America, evil will not win — I promise you. Hate will not prevail. And white supremacy will not have the last word,” Biden told the mournful crowd, as he suggested that the actions of one obviously disturbed individual who was indeed a racist were a sign that the phantom menace of white supremacy was the number one threat in America, a claim often repeated by he and other Democrats.

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