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Joe Biden spoke to a joint session of Congress Wednesday, night. If you saw it — and relatively few people did, judging by the numbers — then you know the confusing part started even before the speech began. It was the masks.
MSNBC’s The ReidOut went all out in showing its hatred for Senator Tim Scott (R-SC), trashing his speech as proof he deserved the label “Uncle Tim” on account of his support for the party that they claimed was the reason why he grew up poor and his grandfather was illiterate. Worse yet, they argued that, since Scott refused to America “a racist country,” he doesn’t understand racism while white liberals like Pete Buttigieg. But more broadly, it helped further reveal on Thursday what many have pointed to, which is the vitriol further underlined the left’s disdain for America, i...
South Carolina Senator Tim Scott on Thursday night told Sean Hannity that he had been dismayed by the racially-driven attacks on his rebuttal to Joe Biden's address to Congress.
Font Size Woke progressives, outraged at Senator Tim Scott's refusal to denounce America as a systemically racist country, tweeted racist insults at him. The South Carolina Senator delivered a beautiful rebuttal speech after President Biden’s “boring but radical” address to Congress. He addressed the race-baiting that politicians, corporations, and the mainstream media have weaponized to maintain power and garner wealth. “From colleges to corporations to our culture, people are making money and gaining power by pretending we haven’t made any progress at all; by doub...
Before we launch into the Leftâs racist attack on South Carolina Senator Tim Scott, we should pay homage to the guy who made it all possible: Jack Dorsey. Yep, Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter. Because that vile cesspool of his, that depraved netherworld of hot takes and haters, allowed the racist attacks to trend on its site for nearly 12 hours. Twitter eventually blocked the phrase âUncle Timâ from appearing in its âTrendingâ section, but the platform was noncommittal about whether its racist users will be banned until their tweets are deleted. âI can confirm that w...