Fox News host Laura Ingraham shares what a second Biden presidential term could look like on Monday in her opening monologue of “The Ingraham Angle.”
LAURA INGRAHAM: DEI, abortions, electric vehicles and marijuana: that's the focus of tonight's “Angle.”
Yes, that's practically the agenda. More freebies for BLMers and placating the trans lobby, a relentless push for abortion on demand, an end to gas-powered cars and stoves, and cannabis stores on every corner. And then add something unconstitutional student loan forgiveness. This is how they hope to incite them to vote against their own economic interests. And don't forget who's waiting in the wings.
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Do they realize or not that they have lost all credibility on the issue of “protecting democracy”? Don't you see it? Don't you look in the mirror? Well, you lose all credibility when you are the party trying to imprison your main political opponent. However, his sick fantasies seem to have no end, like another by this writer, Tom Nichols, in The Atlantic, where he imagines the former president and right-wing governors trying to use the us army and the National Guard “as his personal muscle.”
He warns that voters need to use their imagination because they are too stupid to think for themselves and see how Trump in power will “cripple democracy member by member.” OK, that's just bad writing. Behind all these insults, the false alarmism and the incessant illumination, Biden's campaign knows that what he is really asking is asking people to vote to impoverish and weaken themselves and the country. And man, that's a hard sell. So they dress it all up with a lot of lame rhetoric about equity and climate awareness and everything we just mentioned. Now, remember, this is a party that doesn't like Americans anyway, so they don't really care if you suffer.
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If things end up as they should in November, and Biden is quick to concede on election night, the only thing we need to worry about is whether these self-proclaimed defenders of democracy will actually accept the will of the voters for whom they have shown so little respect.
