Jill Biden Visits Waukesha and Somehow Manages to Make Things Worse

In the aftermath of the murderous attack in Waukesha, WI, the Biden administration seemed to be almost indifferent. It wasn’t until the next day that the president himself actually tweeted anything about it, and as quickly as it arose as an issue, it disappeared as one. The White House has had nothing further to say about a black supremacist with openly racist views purposely driving through a parade in one of the most Republican areas of Wisconsin. Meanwhile, the families of the dead and injured remain devastated.

Yet, weeks later, the administration suddenly announced a trip to the city that had been struck by such tragedy. Would Joe Biden show up? No, instead he sent his wife and Kamala Harris’ husband. Yet, instead of providing a message of public empathy, Jill Biden’s speech managed to not mention the tragedy at all. Instead, she spent her entire time plugging…COVID-19 vaccines for small children.

Here’s the full speech https://t.co/zo6bggpftm

— Jewish Deplorable (@TrumpJew2) December 16, 2021

To even combine those two concerns is incredibly insensitive and insulting. If someone from the administration is going to show up to Waukesha, it should be strictly to focus on the attack that was carried out. Instead, the White House waited weeks and only decided to show up when they could multi-task? And that multi-tasking is about pushing vaccines on five-year-olds?

And then, after arriving, Jill Biden can’t even manage a mention of the attack in her speech? She couldn’t at least say she’s praying for the victims and that she recognizes the magnitude of what they are going through? Instead, while appearing at Children’s Wisconsin Hospital (where Waukesha victims are being treated) she went right into the baseless COVID hysteria, and yes, the idea that small children need to be vaccinated in response to the coronavirus is largely baseless given the actual statistical risks and the lack of longitudinal study.

So was this just an oversight or pure callousness by the First Lady? Knowing what we know about her rampant ambition, it wouldn’t surprise me if she found it politically expedient to not mention the attack in her remarks. This entire “empathetic grandma” act is just that. Jill Biden is just as much of a dedicated partisan as her husband.

I also find it really difficult to believe that she and her entire staff just forgot to mention the massacre in her hospital remarks. After all, she reportedly visited with some of the victims’ families and mentioned the massacre at the memorial. She knew what she was there for and that she was speaking in a hospital that still housed children fighting for their lives.

And while it’s cliche to point out, if this were Melania Trump, the “oversight” would have absolutely been plastered all over cable news. But Jill Biden is off-limits for criticism by the press because…reasons.


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.................  President Joe Biden received praise from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Monday after he approved a major disaster declaration for Kentucky, which suffered many deaths and extensive damage from tornadoes over the weekend, The Hill reported.

"I appreciate the Administration’s quick work to speed resources to help deal with this crisis," the Kentucky Republican said.

The representatives and senators from Kentucky, including Republicans McConnell and Sen. Rand Paul, had written to the president on Sunday to back the request for a major disaster declaration for the state sent by Kentucky Democrat Gov. Andy Beshear.

Biden ordered federal aid to help with recovery efforts, including grants for temporary housing and home repairs, for low-cost loans to cover uninsured property losses, for eligible local governments and private nonprofit organizations to use on a cost-sharing basis for emergency work and for hazard mitigation measures for all for Kentucky, according to the White House, The Hill reported.

The tornadoes, which hit Kentucky and five other states, killed at least 80 people, with officials concerned that the death toll will climb.

Beshear told reporters on Monday that in Kentucky alone there have been 64 confirmed deaths, but "undoubtedly, there will be more" reported over the coming days, because there are an estimated "105 Kentuckians that are unaccounted for," Politico reported.

The governor added that tens of thousands of homes remain without power throughout the state, and it will take "a significant amount of time" to clear debris and other devastation caused by the tornadoes.       .......................

https://www.newsmax.com/politics/tornadoes-kentucky-mcconnell-biden/2021/12/13/id/1048464/


Biden plans to visit Kentucky
He can't be everywhere all the time, it's probably better he leave it to the professionals.

Your extreme biased viewpoint reduces the validity of the sensible things you do say.

Not 100% of the things Biden does is wrong.
Not 100% of the things Trump did was right.

I saw the mask on that nitwit's face, and decided to bow out of listening to what would likely amount to a very hollow speech.

As for the "show," why did they bother? Has anyone here ever seen a more out-of-touch president, and/or administration?

Sprintcyclist wrote:

.................  President Joe Biden received praise from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Monday after he approved a major disaster declaration for Kentucky, which suffered many deaths and extensive damage from tornadoes over the weekend, The Hill reported.

"I appreciate the Administration’s quick work to speed resources to help deal with this crisis," the Kentucky Republican said.

The representatives and senators from Kentucky, including Republicans McConnell and Sen. Rand Paul, had written to the president on Sunday to back the request for a major disaster declaration for the state sent by Kentucky Democrat Gov. Andy Beshear.

Biden ordered federal aid to help with recovery efforts, including grants for temporary housing and home repairs, for low-cost loans to cover uninsured property losses, for eligible local governments and private nonprofit organizations to use on a cost-sharing basis for emergency work and for hazard mitigation measures for all for Kentucky, according to the White House, The Hill reported.

The tornadoes, which hit Kentucky and five other states, killed at least 80 people, with officials concerned that the death toll will climb.

Beshear told reporters on Monday that in Kentucky alone there have been 64 confirmed deaths, but "undoubtedly, there will be more" reported over the coming days, because there are an estimated "105 Kentuckians that are unaccounted for," Politico reported.

The governor added that tens of thousands of homes remain without power throughout the state, and it will take "a significant amount of time" to clear debris and other devastation caused by the tornadoes.       .......................

https://www.newsmax.com/politics/tornadoes-kentucky-mcconnell-biden/2021/12/13/id/1048464/


Biden plans to visit Kentucky
He can't be everywhere all the time, it's probably better he leave it to the professionals.

Your extreme biased viewpoint reduces the validity of the sensible things you do say.

Not 100% of the things Biden does is wrong.
Not 100% of the things Trump did was right.

What happened in Waukesha, and what happened in Kentucky happened weeks apart, so if anyone wished to address two entirely different devastating events, it would've been entirely possible.

*While it's easy to agree that not everything President Trump did was right, please name me ONE SUCCESS of Biden's. Just one.

<CRICKETS>

It's depressing.

pResident Pantload is a puppet, a stooge, a tool. We all know that. His whorish wife is an opportunist, about as ambitious and tin-eared as Her Hillaryness. We all can see that, also.

The nation is sliding into civil war. Most of us can see that. Nobody's excited about it; but the wise ones are making preparations. Not enough - we need ORGANIZATION, but no one dares start.

It's going to be a dark DECADE...not a year, not a couple, probably ten.

2cent wrote:

Sprintcyclist wrote:

.................  President Joe Biden received praise from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Monday after he approved a major disaster declaration for Kentucky, which suffered many deaths and extensive damage from tornadoes over the weekend, The Hill reported.

"I appreciate the Administration’s quick work to speed resources to help deal with this crisis," the Kentucky Republican said.

The representatives and senators from Kentucky, including Republicans McConnell and Sen. Rand Paul, had written to the president on Sunday to back the request for a major disaster declaration for the state sent by Kentucky Democrat Gov. Andy Beshear.

Biden ordered federal aid to help with recovery efforts, including grants for temporary housing and home repairs, for low-cost loans to cover uninsured property losses, for eligible local governments and private nonprofit organizations to use on a cost-sharing basis for emergency work and for hazard mitigation measures for all for Kentucky, according to the White House, The Hill reported.

The tornadoes, which hit Kentucky and five other states, killed at least 80 people, with officials concerned that the death toll will climb.

Beshear told reporters on Monday that in Kentucky alone there have been 64 confirmed deaths, but "undoubtedly, there will be more" reported over the coming days, because there are an estimated "105 Kentuckians that are unaccounted for," Politico reported.

The governor added that tens of thousands of homes remain without power throughout the state, and it will take "a significant amount of time" to clear debris and other devastation caused by the tornadoes.       .......................

https://www.newsmax.com/politics/tornadoes-kentucky-mcconnell-biden/2021/12/13/id/1048464/


Biden plans to visit Kentucky
He can't be everywhere all the time, it's probably better he leave it to the professionals.

Your extreme biased viewpoint reduces the validity of the sensible things you do say.

Not 100% of the things Biden does is wrong.
Not 100% of the things Trump did was right.

What happened in Waukesha, and what happened in Kentucky happened weeks apart, so if anyone wished to address two entirely different devastating events, it would've been entirely possible.

*While it's easy to agree that not everything President Trump did was right, please name me ONE SUCCESS of Biden's.  Just one.

' ........... please name me ONE SUCCESS of Biden's.  Just one .........'

Wow - That's a toughie.
I mean, I take the challenge just don't expect an answer right off the top of my head !!!!

Man, that is hard.
A success of Bidens as Pres .......... wow ........... Not so easy.

2cent wrote:<CRICKETS>

Lots of crickets AND total silence

I would call this
' ......... "I appreciate the Administration’s quick work to speed resources to help deal with this crisis," the Kentucky Republican said. ...... '

just a standard SOP.
Not warranting a 'Success' badge.

Nup, I have drawn a blank.

I cannot think of one thing Biden has done I would call a success