Joe Biden Says The ‘Protests’ In The
Summer Of 2020 ‘Unified’ People Of
Every Generation (Video)
Posted By: Imright, 5/27/2022 7:47:07 AM
During recent prepared remarks, President Joe Biden said the the ‘protests’ in the summer of 2020 unified people of every generation. First of all, they were more like riots than protests. Secondly, the only people they united were the far left radicals doing the rioting. Most people were repulsed by the left’s behavior. Parts of cities were burned or destroyed in other ways. Biden thinks this was unifying? This transcript is directly from the White House:
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