In his speech, President Joe Biden once again falsely claimed that former President Trump had said that there were “very fine people on both sides” in Charlottesville.

Demonstrating the power of projection however, Biden dedicated a portion of his remarks to denouncing Israel’s war against Hamas (but without mentioning or condemning Hamas) and claiming he had written a “peace treaty for Gaza”. Then he promised to bring hostages home and surge aid, again with no mention of ending the terror threat, and concluded with “those protesters out in the street have a point. A lot of innocent people being killed on both sides.”

Especially the very fine people cheering on Hamas.

“The protesters on the street have a point.”{ai:summary}<p>Biden, in a speech, misrepresented Trump's Charlottesville remarks while simultaneously criticizing Israel's actions against Hamas, conveniently sidestepping any condemnation of the latter. He claimed to have written a peace treaty but focused instead on the protesters—some who celebrated terror.</p><p>Among the chaos, he noted the protesters had a "point," despite their evident hostility toward police and support for violent causes. A tangled web of rhetoric, leaving more questions than answers, as fine lines blurred between peace and pandemonium. #politics</p>

Biden: Lots of Very Fine People in Both Israel and Hamas

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