White supremacist Richard Spencer has publicly endorsed Joe Biden for president, leading Trump supporters to wonder if the media will ask Biden to disavow Spencer as vociferously as they demanded Trump disavow David Duke.
Spencer was asked on Twitter if he was going to vote for Biden given his belief that Biden/Kamala will be tougher on crime/BLM than Trump.
I plan to vote for Biden and a straight democratic ticket. Its not based on accelerationism or anything like that; the liberals are clearly more competent people, responded Spencer.
This prompted Spencer, who supported Trump in 2016 but has since been given a platform by the likes of CNN to criticize the president, to immediately begin trending on Twitter.
Richard Spencer is an unapologetic neo-Nazi, writes Andrea Widburg. Hes frequently seen giving Nazi salutes, quoting Nazi propaganda, and making openly anti-Semitic statements.
Spencer was also a leading figure at the August 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville which was attended by neo-nazis.
Both the media and Biden have amplified the fake story that Trump described neo-nazis attending Charlottesville as very fine people, when in fact Trump specifically disavowed neo-nazis in the same breath.
Despite Trumps crystalline clarity, the media instantly created their hoax, falsely proclaiming that Trump had called white supremacists fine people, writes Widburg. Joe Biden has been running with this hoax ever since. Indeed, its the accusation at the core of Bidens campaign, for he mentioned it when he announced his candidacy, when he accepted the nomination, and when he had a brief, tightly controlled interview with ABC.
When Donald Trump was endorsed by David Duke in 2016, the media never let it go, repeatedly asking Trump to disavow the former KKK leader.
Trumps entire campaign then became dogged with the narrative that he was the candidate of choice for racists, white supremacists and neo-nazis.
One wonders if the corporate press will show the same level of enthusiasm in asking Biden to distance himself from Spencer.
Dont hold your breath.
#1: BTP Holdings To: Bill D Berger (#0)
When we worked the handgun ban in Arlington Heights, Illinois and beat them by 67% to32%, nobody worked the three precincts in Elk Grove Township. They voted in favor of the ban.
One of the guys on the Committee said, "They don't need their freedom in Elk Grove Township.
Then a couple of guys got drunk and put a FOR SALE sign in front of the woman's house that started it all.
I walked a few precincts myself. One day it was snowing and I pushed my partner to keep going. He told me he was glad I did.
But one time I walked up to a house with a Saab in the driveway. I was wearing my cowboy hat. I rang the bell and the guy came to the door. I showed him the lit and gave him the spiel.
He said to me, "Do you live around here?" I said, "Did you ever hear of Pinedale, Wyoming? (And I didn't talk like a cowboy since I had a Chicago accent. I knew a guy that was from Custer, S.D. and he talked like it.) He said, "No." I said, "I didn't think so."
Next thing you know there is a story in the local paper that said the pro-gunners were bringing in people from the outside.
I think we all know what yellow journalism is, don't we? :-/
BTP Holdings posted on 2020-08-24 18:31:56 Reply Private Reply