Biden pander problems

 Mike Miller:

Identity Politics Fail: Biden's 'Black Woman Only' SCOTUS Nominee Criteria Blows up in His Face

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 I don’t know if the Democrat Party invented identity politics but I do know they have not only spent decades perfecting the hell out of it; it has been a foundational cornerstone of the left for 60 years or more.

Hence, given the Black Lives Matter movement, pretend ‘”systemic racism,” and “white supremacy,” and in particular the ridiculous notion that White people are “inherently racist” because they were born that way, come hell or high water Biden was going choose a black woman as his first SCOTUS nominee.

Again, don’t misunderstand me.

Fox News host Trey Gowdy on Sunday night said it best, as the former South Carolina congressman often does: Regardless of whom Biden ultimately selects, he should have considered all nominees.

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Democrats need 90 % support of black voters just to remain viable as a party.  Thus the need to pander without exception.  Ironically, Biden is rapidly losing black support, especially among the younger blacks.  He probably needed this pander to win the South Carolina primary, but it is backfiring now. 

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