Basketcase Presidential hopeful Joe Biden channeled Hillary Clinton’s in 2016 “deplorables” remark in one of his now infamous, technologically-challenged, virtual town halls yesterday. After saying, “For real, we are all God’s children”, that is. Flash forward about 20 minutes in:

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Biden states that the words of the President matter, to actor Don Cheadle, who was moderating the town hall, and that about “10 to 15” percent of Americans are “just not very good people“:

Do we really think this is as good as we can be as a nation? I don’t think the vast majority of people think that. There are probably anywhere from 10 to 15 percent of the people out there who are just not very good people, but that’s not who we are. The vast majority of the people are decent. We have to appeal to that and we have to unite people — bring them together. Bring them together.”-Joe Biden

Basketcase Biden did not elaborate who fell in this 10-15% of the American population. His sentiments echoed Hillary Clinton’s “basket of deplorables” comment made whilst campaigning in 2016. Pssst…Joe…Hillary tried this strategy and it blew up in her face!

He’s probably right. List starts w/anyone who signs a no-bail law, like @NYGovCuomo. Next are those who bail out violent criminals like elites did with those in Minnesota. Then move on to those who would abolish police. And finally, those who fund and carry out chaos and anarchy.

— Eric Hellwig (@Coach_Hellwig) June 5, 2020

Some people are doing the math:

So according to Creepy Joe, somewhere between 30,000,000-50,000,000 Americans are rotten. I wonder if they're all close, personal friends and supporters of his.

— Marilyn Durst (@DurstMarilyn) June 5, 2020

Biden of course is not talking about rioters who are looting stores and lighting cars and buildings on fire while 85% of the “nice” population holds “peaceful protest”. Ol’ Basketcase, of course, is not talking about mean-spirited governors of local states that want to push a negative agenda and a negative narrative as a means to their own end. Biden is not talking about trash-talking journalists and celebrities who sow the seeds of division at every chance they get nor is he talking about corrupt, elected officials whose bitterness runs as deep as their wrinkle lines before Botox sessions. Make no mistake-Biden is talking about Trump supporters and pretty much anybody who will not cast their ballot for him in November.

At least he didn’t come out and call us “deplorable” and throw us in a basket to be taken away to a firing squad or a reeducation camp. He just said we’re “not very nice”. Clearly, creepy Joe does not recognize the log in his eye, does he? Nice people don’t get their drug-addled, womanizing, loser kids with no experience lucrative jobs at $850,000 a year. Nice people don’t sexually harass women and deny the allegations. Nice people who support said “nice guy” don’t pretend that he never did anything of the sort yet try and crucify another. Nice guys don’t go in to kiss pre-pubescent young girls. Nice guys don’t ride on other’s coat tails (and their racial background) to gain approval and popularity. Nice people don’t threaten to put people “back in chains“. Nice guys don’t use the race card to threaten the American people into a vote for in November.

Face it, according to Basketcase Biden, if you want our economy to thrive, if you don’t see people by the color of their skin and see their character instead, if you don’t believe the hype and recite verbatim what the media wants you to think or if you happen to call out any of the corruption of the so-called “nice guy Democrats” that are for the “little man”-you may not be a nice person. What gets you a pass? Condescending virtue-signaling. Agreeing with groupthink. Reciting key buzz words like, climate change, intersectionality, democratic socialism and resistance will put you in the do-gooder group. You can add on empty platitudes and hashtags on your social media accounts for good measure. If you don’t do any of this, you’re “just not very good” as a person.

So much for being all of God’s children. Really, Joe? Did you ever once think that maybe you’re just not very good as a Presidential candidate?

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