Biden's Morehouse Speech Is a Mess With Pandering in Overdrive, As Students Turn Their Backs on Him
Nick Arama

Joe Biden was at Morehouse College on Sunday to give a commencement address.

But his confusion started even before he began to speak. He spent a lot of time staring off, looking like he was lost in space.

Then he confusingly clapped when there was a call for an "immediate and permanent ceasefire," which of course would help save Hamas (and not help our hostages or our ally Israel).

But I don't think Joe really knows what he stands for from one minute to the next at this point. He's just clapping by rote because other people are applauding, regardless of the reason.

Then came a lot of pandering and of course, with Joe Biden a new edition to the original story -- his connection to Morehouse because of all the "Morehouse men" at the White House, so please vote for me:

"I got more Morehouse men in the White House telling me what to do than I know what to do! You all think I'm kidding, don't you?" he said. Again, another tell -- every time he says something like, "You think I'm kidding" or "Not a joke," be prepared for utter nonsense to roll out.

 You know he had to slip in something about his heroic civil rights past. Not.

Then he tried to talk about how HBCUs got him elected. Watch as he stares off at the teleprompter, his voice almost trailing off as he has trouble reading it, and his head moving to the left as he tries to follow it.

It would be pretty funny if it wasn't also so sad that we have such an impaired person occupying the office.

Biden was really reaching with this confused take on George Floyd.

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https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2024/05/19/biden-at-morehouse-n2174382

Joe's on a quickie "pander to the Negroes" tour. Today, he lied his @$$ off at Morehouse College.

Biden tells Morehouse grads there’s a “national effort to ban books” because Republicans are trying to “erase” black history
https://x.com/tomselliott/status/1792209430643122494

"I stood up for George — with George Floyd's family!"
https://x.com/RNCResearch/status/1792204879173169227

I don't know what's up with those vaguely Egyptian figures behind him.

Black activists have been attempting to appropriate Egyptian culture to themselves for decades. Real Black sub-saharan African culture embarrasses them. It is part of the trend in the last 40 years to declare that every famous person in history was either Black or homosexual or both.

Excuse me, I need to go bake a cake.

How many people can we load in a military transport plane?

Need to start working out the math, and purchasing the fuel