President Joe Biden was in Georgia on Thursday surveying the storm damage from Hurricane Helene. The Biden-Harris administration has bungled the federal response, but you wouldn’t know that from how Biden especially has conducted himself. While in Ray City, the president added insult to injury, with his claims about “rabid bipartisanship” as he spoke about supposedly coming together, while also touting his administration’s legislation.
As Amy Curtis at our sister site of Twitchy covered, Biden took the podium to claim that “in moments like this, it’s time to put politics aside, again. It’s not one state versus others, it’s the United States,” though he did slur his words. “You know, there’s no Democrats or Republicans out here. It’s what we do to make sure we, uh, restore the economy. Only Americans here. I’ve been committed to being president for all America,” Biden slurred, repeating his 2020 campaign promise that nobody believes anymore.
He then went on to tout the bill that was supposed to relate to infrastructure as well as the woefully misnamed Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), which he referred to as “the $368 billion bill on, on, dealing with climate,” another instance in which he said the quiet part out loud about what such a bill relates to.
Biden then spoke about the supposed benefits of those bills and how they relate to how “our job is to help as many people as we can, as many as we can.” […]
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