Biden mocks Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis
over asylum seeker flight to Delaware:
‘He should come visit’
Posted By: Ribicon, 9/20/2022 3:06:50 PM
President Biden brushed off Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s latest effort to score political points by apparently sending a plane filled with asylum seekers to the president’s home state of Delaware. As local officials scrambled to prepare for the incoming immigrants on Tuesday, Biden refused to take the bait from reporters who shouted questions about the GOP stunt after an unrelated White House event. “He should come visit. We have a beautiful shoreline,” Biden said about DeSantis. The plane that that started the day in Texas is the same aircraft that DeSantis used to ferry immigrants to Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts over the weekend. DeSantis refused to say whether the plane
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The beaches of Delaware would be much more beautiful if they featured huge tent cities for so-called migrants and other homeless people, just as seen on the streets of many of America's failed cities. Add in a huge number of offshore windmills and you've got exactly what the communists demand the rest of us to tolerate.