Joe Biden: Unity, Fraud, and Power
Biden keeps calling for America to unify under his rule. He’s more likely to provoke unrest.
by Scott McKay
December 4, 2020, 12:00 AM
Nothing that Joe Biden does is ever innovative or wise, and absolutely nothing he does is well thought out or effective. So when Biden, in his rare appearances outside of his basement since Nov. 3, continues calling for “unity†in a country riven by disagreement over the presidential election, it should be no surprise that he isn’t helping anyone’s cause.
In fact, Biden’s demands that America unify under him as our president-elect are like sparks near a powderkeg. They are an especially bad idea — bad enough that one wonders if his handlers aren’t attempting to provoke Republicans into that which they claim to wish to avoid.
It’s this column’s opinion that Biden isn’t actively provoking conflict by calling for unity. Instead that’s simply evidence of a has-been political hack saying the things has-been political hacks can be expected to say. Typically someone who wins a presidential election calls for unity, and Biden thinks he’s won, so he’s calling for unity.
It comes off as stupid, but so does Biden.
But a significant portion of America’s voting public sees something else in those calls. And they shouldn’t be dismissed.
If Joe Biden truly wanted unity, rather than political power, he would not be claiming himself “president-elect.†He is most certainly not “president-elect†and cannot be so until one of two things happens. Either President Trump must concede the election in order to make Biden truly president-elect or the Electoral College must meet and award Biden 270 of its 538 votes. Neither of those has happened.
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