Biden's Covid double standard

 Red States:

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What we are seeing is the naked contempt of an administration that is openly discriminatory towards its own citizens. When it was some rube from Pensacola getting COVID, the federal government treated it as a moral failing, unworthy of invoking a review of current policies. Yet, when it is elites testing positive from Georgetown, the administration is suddenly very flexible and is willing to do what’s necessary to keep society moving.

But society doesn’t just exist in and around the Acela Corridor. It includes Memphis, Jackson, Dallas, Miami, and a slew of other cities in red states that were given none of that same courtesy. The Northeastern, beltway-dwelling apparatchiks that run our government see two Americas. To them, those that live outside the trappings of far-left state governments are deserving of scorn and never worthy of fairness.

This is why governors like Ron DeSantis telling Biden to pound sand have been so important. It’s not just about owning the libs. It’s about putting a marker down that we won’t be bullied and we won’t abide by double standards. The current administration is openly discriminating against Americans based on their political leanings, and they are willing to use all the force and might of the federal government to do so, including formerly apolitical organizations like the CDC.

In short, no one should buy this recent flip-flop on case numbers and COVID guidelines as anything other than blatant opportunism. Democrats want to protect their own while shifting blame away from themselves. Don’t let them get away with it. Make them own their tyranny.

 Biden is one of the most partisan Presidents in history.  

It is not just on Covid.  The so-called Build Back Better spending spree was heavily weighted toward blue states.  That is one of the obvious reasons there was no serious support for it by Republicans.

See, also:

The COVID narrative is changing — don't let Democrats get away with what they've done to our country

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