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Biden Pushes Reconstruction of Baltimore Bridge While Dividing Voters with Racial Remarks

President Biden recently discussed plans to allocate a large amount of funds to reconstruct the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Balmur, Maryland. The bridge had collapsed earlier this year, leading to the need for reconstruction. Biden emphasized his connection to Maryland by humorously correcting the pronunciation of “Baltimore” during a speech to a group of supporters.

The president’s campaign efforts to regain support from black voters have been highlighted in recent days. Polls have shown a decline in support from this demographic, which could pose a challenge to Biden’s re-election prospects if the trend continues. Biden aimed to energize black voters during campaign stops, but also veered into divisive rhetoric during a speech in Philadelphia. 

 

During his speech, Biden made controversial comments about former President Trump and his supporters, insinuating racial biases in their actions. Biden raised hypothetical scenarios regarding the Capitol riots on January 6th, suggesting differing treatment based on race. However, data shows that charges against Black Lives Matter rioters from 2020 were dropped at a significantly higher rate compared to January 6 protesters.

Critics argue that Biden’s remarks are divisive and misleading, as statistics demonstrate disparities in legal treatment between different groups of protesters. While emphasizing the need for justice and fairness in handling protests and riots, it is essential to ensure consistency and impartiality in the legal system regardless of political affiliations or demographics.

Written by Staff Reports

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