Interviewer: Do you regret using the word 'illegal' to describe immigrants last night, sir?
Biden: Well... not- probably- I don't regret- technically they're not supposed to be here.
https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1766194884115861979
From his State of the Union speech last night, he said: "Laken Riley was an innocent young woman who was killed by an illegal".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75OIu1hUchQ
I'm sure all the libs who insisted he just misspoke will admit they were wrong now.
administration objectively to the right of george w bush
pre november 2016 "murderous illegals" rhetoric was extreme FOR THE GOP
Going back in time and thinking it's 20-30 years ago is a huge sign of dementia and Alzheimers.
You lose your most recent memories first generally, and older memories, usually the ones you thought about the most, are what is left, before slowly disintegrating away into oblivion.
There needs to be a maximum age for serving office. No one over 70 should be allowed to serve in any branch of office.
"No person is illegal"
Guess libs are going to have to cross that one off their signs
How long before Biden refers to Asians as “orientals” or “the asiatics”
Listen, fat, America will never bow to the authoritarian regime in the Qing Empire.Lmao now I’m hoping someone edits Biden’s cornpop speech but it’s about various imperial Chinese warlords
"Those kids broke the law and deserve to be in those cages, Jack! If they don't like it, we'll send them to Gaza so they'll really have something to cry about!"Damn it, libs are so fucking hopeless.
libs be like "anyone who says the democrats and the republicans are the same is delusional and a russian" and brandon is like "yeah, fuckin pinko traitors."
Posting this as a followup. In an interview from today with MSNBC, Biden is now saying that he regrets using the word "illegal" to describe an immigrant. Biden says he should have said "undocumented person". Though he follows it up by emphasizing that his border policies have not changed and says "we have to control the border".
https://twitter.com/MSNBC/status/1766575235011121365
it's such a weird discussion to even pretend to have. like, the legal reality that people who cross into the country or stay in the country without approval from the state are considered criminals is not something that anyone in power disputes or disagrees with. the whole argument is whether it's okay to say that out loud or we have to pretend that ICE is a necessary institution and imprisoning asylum seekers is for their own good.
