The #MeToo era really has a way of changing history, doesn’t it?
With former Vice President Joe Biden back for his third run for the White House, Republican and Democratic voters alike are pretty put off by the candidate’s often hypocritical past.
Problems Biden raised from the conservative side are pretty simple: he was a staple of the Obama Administration, and a reminder of everything that went wrong between 2008 and 2017. Oh, and there’s the fact that he’s an absolute creep around women and children, and no one really seemed to care until about two weeks ago.
Progressives, on the other hand, are hopping in time machines to find things to be upset about. Keep in mind that Biden was the number two for one of the most popular Democratic administrations in a generation. But in the social justice age of #MeToo, a career politician who counts the blue collar worker as part of his base simply isn’t woke enough for the times.
Perhaps the best example of this is how Biden actually sided with Senate Republicans during the Anita Hill hearing in 1991, which accused then Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas of being a sexual predator. Apparently, Biden felt there wasn’t enough evidence from Hill to move forward (he was right). But this is a big no-no in 2019, especially in the immediate wake of Brett Kavanaugh’s similarly compromised confirmation hearing.
One America News has more below.
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