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Racism of the Progressive-Democratic Party—Again

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Progressive-Democratic Party Presidential candidate Joe Biden is at it again. Here’s another example of his utter contempt (not hatred, mind you) for blacks.

They’re saying, “Jeeze, the reason I was able to stay sequestered in my home is because some Black woman was able to stack the grocery shelf. Or a young Hispanic is out there, these dreamers are out there, 60,000 of them acting as first responders and nurses and docs.”

Not only are blacks incapable of thinking independently, as Biden said—twice—earlier in comparing them with Hispanics, now he’s saying they’re not even capable of doing anything more complex than shelf-stacking; certainly not capable of being first responders, nurses, doctors.

Party really is disgusting.

The Racism of the Left

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Separate from the segregationist identity politics so loudly practiced by the Left and its Progressive-Democratic Party is this. The Supreme Court has agreed to hear two Arizona voting cases

Arizona Republican Party v Democratic National Committee and Brnovich v Democratic National Committee involving Arizona election laws that ban ballot harvesting and voting in other precincts.

As the Editorial Board puts it [emphasis added],

The Ninth Circuit and some other lower courts have interpreted [the Voting Rights Act] Section 2 broadly to enjoin any law that allegedly has a disparate impact on minorities no matter if the laws have a non-discriminatory intent. The Arizona cases provide the High Court an opportunity to clarify and tighten the standards for Section 2 claims.
Liberals are warning that the Supreme Court in the Arizona cases could “destroy what remains of the Voting Rights Act,” as one headline howled.

And the money quote to end the editorial:

As ever, the left is playing racial politics as the election approaches.

Lies of the Progressive-Democrat

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Progressive-Democratic Party Presidential candidate Joe Biden has been busy….

Falsely claimed wrote a USA Today op-ed in late January warning that a pandemic was coming and calling for action

Washington Post:

The article itself was more of an attack on President Trump…than a detailed plan for action against a possible pandemic

Falsely claimed 36,000 lives could have been saved “if he had listened to me…and acted just one week earlier”

Washington Post:

[H]e did not specifically call for social-distancing measures as early as March 1 or even March 8, though he implies that he did

Falsely claimed that he called for the use of the Defense Production Act “before anybody” and as early as January

PolitiFact:

A full 18 days before Biden made his first public comment on the act, Trump’s Health and Human Services secretary had publicly floated the idea, and Trump made it official the same day Biden made his remarks… We rate the statement False

Falsely claimed that he warned not to trust China “from the beginning”

Washington Post:

[H]e first said China could not be trusted Feb 26

Falsely claimed he called for US experts to go into China in January

Washington Post:

By the time Biden said this, US scientists were already on the ground as part of a team in Wuhan

Falsely claimed that the Trump Administration made “no effort” to get US medical experts into China to investigate coronavirus

FactCheck.org:

Joe Biden was wrong when he said that the Trump administration made no effort to get US medical experts into China

Falsely claimed he called for temporary hospitals to be built “months ago”

Washington Post:

Biden hadn’t raised building hospitals “months ago.” He first mentioned doing so March 12 during his speech on the coronavirus[.]

Falsely accused President Trump of refusing World Health Organization testing kits

PolitiFact:

The WHO never offered to sell test kits to the United States”

Falsely accused President Trump of eliminating the White House Pandemic Response Office

FactCheck.org

[S]ome team members were shifted to other groups, and others took over some of Ziemer’s duties[.]”

Falsely accused President Trump of muzzling scientists

FactCheck.org:

Biden went too far[.]”

His campaign falsely accused President Trump of “silencing a top CDC official”

The Washington Post:

4 Pinocchios

Falsely accused President Trump of cutting funding for the CDC and the NIH

Associated Press:

Biden is “wrong to say the agencies have seen their money cut[.]”

Falsely accused President Trump of calling coronavirus a hoax

The Washington Post:

4 Pinocchios

Falsely claimed “18,000 people got clemency” while he was Vice President.

Rolling Stone:

18,749 petitions for clemency were denied.

There’s Voter Suppression

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…and there’s voter suppression. A poll taken two days after the first Presidential debate and run by The Wall Street Journal and NBC has Progressive-Democratic Party Presidential candidate Joe Biden opening up a 14-per centage point lead over incumbent President Donald Trump.

However.

Aside from the fact that the poll sampled registered voters, rather than more accurately sampling likely voters, the poll oversampled (Progressive-)Democrat registered voters by eight per centage points (and thereby undersampled Republican registered voters by the same amount), which greatly biased the results.

On the other hand, a Daily Express poll, taken after Trump’s diagnosis with the Wuhan Virus (but which methodology is not described) indicates a different status of the race:

68% said the illness would not affect their vote while 19% said they were “more likely” to support Trump and only 13% “less likely”.

And these poll results:

National Popular Vote

Trump (Republican) = 46%

Biden (Democrat) = 45%

Jorgensen (Libertarian) = 3%

Hawkins (Green) = 1%

Undecided = 5%

And

Battleground States – Popular Vote

Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin

Trump (Republican) = 47%

Biden (Democrat) = 43%

Jorgensen (Libertarian) = 4%

Hawkins (Green) = 1%

Undecided = 5%

Aside from having Trump in the lead in this poll, the other takeaway suggests that, despite low Libertarian support (in 2016, there was somewhat stronger Green support), a third party candidate could seriously affect the election’s outcome.

Which raises the question: is such evident bias in the WSJ/NBC poll an attempt to discourage Republican and Conservative voters from voting? It’s hard to believe these two news outlets could run such an incompetently done poll. In truth, though, they’re not alone. News outlets typically run such oversampled/undersampled polls.

Which makes the bias widespread, and the suppression, to coin a term, systemic.