



Joe Biden’s agenda repeatedly has openly and deliberately divided the nation.
With his pro-abortion ideology he openly defied the spirit of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision.
With his campaign to describe conservative as terrorists he allowed no middle ground for political discourse.
With his pro-transgender campaigning, he’s positioned himself on the edge, the extreme edge, of leftism.
And with his dark and threatening “soul of America” speech in Philadelphia, he characterized Republicans, some half of the nation, as an “extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic.”
So when he phoned in to the hosts doing the broadcast of the Macy’s Parade on Thanksgiving Day, his theme to Al Roker was unity.
“We have to bring the nation together,” he charged. “On this Thanksgiving Day, Al, we have to come together. You know, we have – we can have different political views, but there’s – we have one view. The one view is, we’re the finest, greatest nation in the world.”
He said, “We should focus on dealing with our problems and being together. … And stop the rancor. We have to bring the nation together, and we have to treat each other with a little bit of decency.”
Responded a commentary at Twitchy: “Biden’s theme in yesterday’s holiday statement? ‘Unity.” Oh come on, stop laughing!”
“Then he should stop trying to divide us,” was on social media.
The Biden family, under investigation for a possible influence peddling operation that apparently netted family members millions of dollars in recent years, spent Thanksgiving on Nantucket, is a borrowed home estimated to be worth $34 million.
Twitchy continued, “‘Stop the rancor’? Everybody remembers Biden’s ‘battle for the soul of the nation’ speech in Philadelphia last year, and so many other examples that prove when it comes to calling for unity, this president needs to take all the seats.”
On social media, Mike LaChance said, “I seem to remember Biden calling half of the country terrorists.”
Twitchy said, “Creating division is the Biden White House’s political strategy, so it’s always laughable when they come out and call for ‘unity.’”
This article was originally published by the WND News Center.
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