Sure, he probably could make that argment. And if he doesn't, many of his supporters are making it for him.
But that isn't what you and I were discussing.
You claimed that President Elect Biden encouraged rioting and violence, and I asked you for specific examples of him doing so. So far, no examples. You tried with Vice President Elect Harris, but those examples did not show her encouraging rioting and violence.
So, again, what else ya got?
-- A2SG, there are enough people talking about what Trump's sayin', let's stick to Joe.....
If you cannot see that she encouraged the very kind of actions that ultimately resulted in this event, that is up to you. Regarding Biden he did very little and only after he had been asked time and time again to come out against the violence on the left. I do not know what you think would be evidence of someone doing much less than they should have done, I am certain that any amount of evidence regardless of volume would not convince you, I will not post all the articles that I can find, but here is a sample.
"But Americans didn't see the riots and looting in Kenosha as indicative of a reaction to American racism. They saw it for what it was: horrific behavior. And so, Biden was forced to leave his basement -- to fly to Pennsylvania, of all places, and deliver a 12-minute address denouncing violence.
The media did their dutiful best to characterize that address as a groundbreaking call for peace. It was no such thing. Instead, Biden blamed the police, Trump and white supremacists for the violence. He name-checked "right-wing militias" and "white supremacists." He made no mention of Black Lives Matter or antifa, the actual sources of rioting and looting in American cities. And the same media that excoriated Trump for condemning violence "on many sides" in Charlottesville suddenly found it in their hearts to pretend that Biden's radically unspecific rhetoric actually covered the evils of BLM and antifa.
Biden simply cannot condemn antifa or BLM by name, because to do so would be to recognize two simple truths: first, that Trump isn't the chief source of violence in American cities; second, that in spite of his "return to normalcy" message, Biden's "systemic racism" narrative provides the ideological groundwork for those who seek to tear down the system. Democrats have spent months denying the violence, calling Trump a fascist for offering federal help and decrying the American system. The fruits are on full display for everyone to see. And so, Biden must bluff, and the media must cover for him.
Perhaps Biden will get away with it. Americans should hope he doesn't.
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