Guest Post: On Joe Biden, the Racist/Sexist Nominee of Bigoted Democrats

Is Biden's favorite fish groper grouper?

I guess "bigoted Democrat" is redundant since the Dems make certain issues non-negotiable if you want to represent their party. You defend the right to life of the unborn or the right of women to be safe from men masquerading as women in the locker room or competing on your sports team? Well then... be prepared to be cast into the outer darkness. 

JOE BIDEN’S NOMINATION PLANS ARE RACIST AND SEXIST

As published in American Spectator, March 17, 2020

by James M. Thunder

There’s no doubt about it! In the Sunday night Democratic debate with Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden committed to selecting people for jobs on the basis of their race or sex. This is quintessential racism and sexism.

He said he’d nominate a woman as his vice president and he’d nominate an African-American woman for the U.S. Supreme Court. If a reader substitutes “man” or “white,” it should be clear that he is sexist and racist.

How would people react if Biden had committed to appoint a Jew or Jewess, a Catholic, a Mormon, an Asian, a military veteran, a New Yorker, a Texan, a graduate of The Ohio State University, a nationally known athlete, a recent immigrant (not for the vice presidency), a person from the deaf community? None of these characteristics matter, really, for Vice President or the U.S. Supreme Court. What matters is what Biden’s nominees think!

That said, there are a number of women who would make excellent presidents and therefore could be nominated for vice president. Here are some Republican women in alphabetical order: Pam Bondi, Jan Brewer, Joni Ernst, Mary Fallin, Nikki Haley, Kay Cole James, Susana Martinez, Kathy McMorris Rogers, and Condoleezza Rice. In fact, they’d make much, much better presidents than Biden.

Does Biden really believe there are Democratic women who have what it takes to be president? He doesn’t provide a list. If he was serious about promoting capable women, why didn’t he argue for the inclusion of Tulsi Gabbard in the Sunday night debate when she demanded his support for her inclusion? Or why didn’t he drop out and endorse one of the women in the race: Kirsten Gillibrand, Kamala Harris, Amy Klobuchar, Elizabeth Warren? Or why didn’t he refrain from running at all and encourage qualified women to run for president?

As for his commitment to name an African-American woman for the U.S. Supreme Court, where’s Biden’s list? And does his commitment mean that, if President Trump were to nominate an African-American woman – to the federal bench at any level, during this term or his second term, Biden would encourage Democratic Senators not to look behind her gender and race to what she actually thinks? (Or does Biden think that all African-American women think the same?)