Biden made what was arguably his most mind-blowing comment on Thursday revealing that
Speaking on Thursday at a Veterans Day event at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia, President Biden referring to the great black pitcher of the past, Satchel Paige, as “the great Negro at the time.”
Biden in a strange babble told the crowd, “I just want to tell you, I know you’re a little younger than I am, but I’ve adopted the attitude of the great Negro at the time, pitcher in the Negro leagues, went on to become a great pitcher in the pros, major league baseball, after Jackie Robinson. His name was Satchel Paige.”
“And Satchel Paige, on his 47th birthday, pitched a win against Chicago,” Biden said. “And all the press went in and said, ‘Satch, it’s amazing. 47 years old. No one’s ever, ever pitched a win at age 47. How do you feel about being 47?’ He said, ‘Boys, that’s not how I look at it.’”
“They said, ‘How do you look at it, Satch?’” Biden continued, adding, “He said, ‘I look at it this way: How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you were?’”
Biden’s incident is made worse by the fact that in May 2016, former President Barack Obama signed a bill into law that would ban the federal government from using the term “Negro,” permitting “African-American” instead.
But its not the first time the Democrat leader has put his racist tendencies on display.
In May 2020, during an interview with popular African-American commentator and radio host Charlamagne tha God, Biden, running for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, defended his record on racial issues and, when told that the host had “more questions” for him, declared, “If you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black.”
Asked how he would address his critics in the black community, Biden said, “What I say to them is that I’m not acknowledging anybody who is being considered, but I guarantee you there are multiple black women being considered. Multiple.”
“Thanks so much. That’s really our time. I apologize,” a Biden aide interrupted.
“You can’t do that to black media!” Charlamagne protested.
“I do that to white media and black media because my wife has to go on at 6 o’clock,” said Biden. “Ooh. Uh oh, I’m in trouble,” he added.
“Listen, you’ve got to come see us when you come to New York, VP Biden,” said Charlamagne. “It’s a long way until November. We’ve got more questions–”
“You’ve got more questions?” Biden said. “Well I tell you what, if you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black.”
Despite the obvious signs of racism coming from Biden and the Democratic party as a whole, the media has long pushed the false narrative that it is the Republicans who are the racists – and used that to help get more Dems elected.
Author: Mark Jackson
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