Biden collapses under pressure in the middle of this primetime speech
The president’s mental and physical fitness has been in question for years. And he never fails to give us hints that it’s worse than it seems.
Now, Biden collapsed under pressure in the middle of this primetime speech.
President Biden was interrupted by pro-Palestinian demonstrators during a speech in North Carolina on Tuesday, and he eventually admitted that they “have a point” about “care in Gaza.”
“What about the health care in Gaza?” a member in the audience yelled at Biden when he was speaking on healthcare in Raleigh, North Carolina. “What about the health care in Gaza?”
“Everybody deserves health care,” Biden responded. “Be patient with them.”
One of the demonstrators continued to speak off-camera before Biden recognized the concern presented.
“They have a point, we need to get a lot more care into Gaza,” President Joe Biden remarked.
“But folks back to the subject at hand. Even pregnancy was considered a preexisting condition. You all know that? Well, for all the young people out there before ACA, you’d get kicked off your parent’s health care plans before you turned 26 just as you’re heading out on your own. A lot has changed.”
The White House did not immediately reply to a request for comments.
Biden, after being interrupted by anti-Israel protesters (again): "They have a point" pic.twitter.com/GNLrt1Rg7U
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Is this what Americans want in a president?
Do they want someone who bows down to people shouting at him from the crowd?
Do they want a president who will placate terrorism loving protestors?
Even those in his own party aren’t sure about his anti-Israel shift.
Recent Fox News polling shows a sharp divide within the Democratic Party on the Israel issue, with 42% of voters supporting the Palestinian side of the conflict, up from 25% in October.
Meanwhile, 43% of Democrats side with the Israelis.
Views on backing Israel have mostly held steady since November: 30% of voters think the U.S. is too supportive, 27% not supportive enough, and 38% say it’s about right.
Voters under age 30 are among those most likely to say the U.S. has been too supportive, as 47% feel that way.
Since November, approval of Biden’s handling of the Israel-Hamas war is down 8 points among all voters and down 10 points among Democrats.
We can tell you the reason for his drop in approval; it’s his flip-flopping.
If he would just stick to a position and not go back and forth trying to appease every little group of protestors, then people would at least respect him.
Instead, he started out as a stark supporter of Israel and now is wading into criticizing the nation for defending its borders and people (something Biden should take notes on).
Spineless, is the word you’re looking for.
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