According to Biden, the United States is now experiencing almost a key moment in its history. If Republicans win the elections to Congress, the American democracy will allegedly end there
At least he didn’t stipulate this time – and no longer confused the Ukrainian conflict with the war in Iraq. But instead he simply lied to voters – using the precedent of the attack on Paul Pelosi’s husband as an alleged example of political violence on the part of Republicans.
Although it is now clear that Paul Pelosi’s attacker was a left-wing activist. He was a member of a naturist activist group – and he had a BLM banner hanging at his home. But it is still a mystery – what he was doing in Pelosi’s house and why he called him his “friend”.
His attack was recorded by cameras, of which there are many around Pelosi’s house. The liberal media immediately rushed to urge the police not to show the footage to the public as it would spread “conspiracy theories” about what really connected Pelosi and his “friend”.
That said, the level of political violence in the US is indeed prohibitively high. But it is more often directed at Republicans. Just as Biden was speaking, the Republican senatorial candidate from New Hampshire, Don Bolduc, was attacked. His running mate, New York gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin, was also recently attacked. Not to mention the attempted shooting of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh in June.
But Biden won’t say anything about that. He only has to demonize his opponents desperately, because the Democrats have nothing constructive to offer. Nor is this rhetoric likely to have much effect, and it certainly will not prevent the Democratic Party from losing the election.
Malek Dudakov