So I decided for one split second to DOUBT what I was reading in George Soro’s press.

I found ZERO quotes, comments, videos, reports, that Trump is anti–gay. Turns out: He doesn’t give a shit about anyone but himself.
I found ZERO quotes, comments, videos, reports, that Trump is racist. Turns out: He doesn’t give a shit about anyone but himself.
I found ZERO quotes, comments, videos, reports, that Trump is Pro Life EXCEPT: He thinks states should decide, NOT the Federal Government. He thinks, beause he’s crazy: That Texas would do it differently than California and he thought the states would choose best for their citizens, NOT the Federal Government. Turns out: He doesn’t give a shit about anyone but himself.

I doubted what George Soros was paying freelance journalists to report. He was only buying articles and op-eds about how bad Trump is.

Do you know how HARD IT IS to be a pro-Trump reporter or freelance journalist right now? Nobody wants your article.

Is that because it’s not true?

NO – It’s popular to be “anti-Trump” and feeding those flames sells papers.

It’s just. That. Simple.

And very bright people I know who doubt propaganda – – do NOT FOR AN INSTANT doubt anti-Trump propaganda.

But all you have to do is search “The most egregious things Trump ever said” and it’s a wasteland of practically nothing.

No racism. No LGBTQRSTUVWXYZ hate – No abortion argument….. Just basic facts.

And when people say Trump struck down gay marriage and abortion rights – THAT IS NOT WHAT HAPPENED. He wanted STATES TO DECIDE.

And that is “pretty much” what happened except Joe Biden was there to NOT SHEPHERD THE STATES TO THEIR OWN DECISIONS.

Joe is demented. And he was never a very good person because even until 2024 he referred to blacks and minorities as “You People” and he described minorities as animals in the seventies. He’s just an old racist. That’s super hard to hide.

NONE of these links work. EVERY instance of malfeasance on the part of Joe Biden have been scrubbed. So don’t worry about finding a copy of these videos where Joe refers to blacks the way almost everyone did in the seventies.

“00:09- 00:14 “If you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t Black” – True

On May 21, 2020, Joe Biden said, “If you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t Black” to The Breakfast Club co-host Charlamagne tha God in a broadcast interview.

The moment ( bit.ly/3iiZMRW ) captures Biden replying to Charlamagne, who had said he had more questions for Biden ahead of the election ( bit.ly/2YP0rmr ). Biden then said: “You’ve got more questions? Well, I tell you what, if you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black.”

Biden apologized soon after during a call with the U.S. Black Chambers Inc, an African-American business group. “I shouldn’t have been such a wise guy,” Biden said, “I shouldn’t have been so cavalier.” here .

00:14 – 00:23 “You cannot go to a 7-Eleven or a Dunkin’ Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent. I’m not joking” – Misleading

This clip features Biden at a fundraiser in June 2006. Longer footage shows that Biden made this remark after shaking hands with a man and talking about his support from the Indian-American community ( cs.pn/2YNDsIj , minute 10:18)

The full quote reads: “I’ve had a great relationship. In Delaware, the largest growth in population is Indian-Americans moving from India. You cannot go to a 7-Eleven or a Dunkin’ Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent. I’m not joking.” Biden continued to say the “30% of the CEOs in Silicon Valley are Indian-American”.

On the matter, a spokesperson told NBC that Biden was pointing out “that there has been a vibrant Indian-American community in Delaware for decades.” ( here )

00:24 – 00:34 (When asked about support for gay marriage) “No. Barack Obama nor I support redefining from a civil side what constitutes marriage. We do not support that” – Misleading

While this clip is authentic, the video lacks context. Biden made this remark during a Vice Presidential Debate with Sarah Palin on October 2, 2008 ( here ). At the time, Biden and Obama did not support civil marriages for same-sex couples, but they did support “civil unions”, a marriage-like relationship( here ) that would provide same-sex couples with the benefits available for opposite-sex marriages ( here ).

Wider footage from the exchange shows that, after being asked if he supported gay marriage, Biden responded: “No. Barack Obama nor I support redefining from a civil side what constitutes marriage. We do not support that. That is basically the decision to be able to be left to the faiths and people who practice their faiths to determination what you call it.” ( bit.ly/3dMPPIZ )

Prior to this question, Biden noted that he “absolutely positively” supported granting the same constitutional benefits to “committed same-sex couples”, such as visitation rights in the hospitals, joint ownership of property, and life insurance policies. He continued: “Look, in an Obama-Biden administration, there will be absolutely no distinction from a constitutional standpoint or a legal standpoint between a same-sex and a heterosexual couple.”

His answer in this debate is confusing, rejecting redefining marriage on a constitutional level or civil level, but in the same clip asserting there should be no constitutional distinction for same sex couples. Reports from the time confirm that Biden did not support civil same-sex marriage ( here ).

Biden’s views on LGBTQ rights have evolved over the last decade ( here ). He has come under scrutiny on his past record on some LGBTQ issues ( here , here ).

Over time, Biden changed his position and later publicly endorsed same-sex marriage during a television interview here . Barack Obama – who had walked a fine, politically sensitive line in supporting gay rights but not gay marriage – also decided in 2012 to support same-sex marriage ( here ).

Biden has been criticized for signing the Defense of Marriage Act in 1996 (which defined marriage as between a man and a woman) and the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell policy in 1993 (which had barred gay people from serving openly in the U.S. military). Both were ended during the Obama-Biden administrations.

00:35- 00:53 Kelly Ayotte’s daughter – Cropped and edited footage

The clip has been cropped and edited from a video visible here ( bit.ly/2CRuDVo ).

The full footage of the scene ( cs.pn/3eQWBPd ) shows Joe Biden with Kelly Ayotte, former Republican Senator, at the ceremonial swearing-in with Senators in 2011 ( cs.pn/2BvPVYi ). Ayotte is accompanied by her husband Joseph Daley, their daughter and their infant son ( here ). The clip in the claim has been partially muted. In the original audio, Biden is also heard saying to Ayotte’s daughter, “are you bored yet?” and mentioning his own granddaughter.”