"Icondemn the antisemitic protests" Joe Biden told reporters after days of anti-Jewish demonstrations at Columbia University and other Ivy League schools.
Biden is both-siding the actions of Kafiya-wearing terror cheerleaders on Columbia's Gaza Quad - who target American Jews who have absolutely no bearing on Israel's actions - with those who refuse to accept the blood libel of "Genocide" in Gaza.
A number of people have pointed out the similarities between Biden's condemnations and Donald Trump's post-Charlottesville march "Very fine people" comment.
Biden has risibly claimed that Trump's comments impelled him to run for president There is a key difference.
Biden, on the other hand, can't even get himself to call out Brownshirts without throwing them a bone.
Earlier, The Washington Post, like most outlets, claimed that "Biden denounces antisemitism on college campuses amid Yale, Columbia protests." While technically true, the framing ignores the president's equivocation.
The denouncement was a pro forma White House Passover press release that spent as much space prattling on about a two-state solution as it did the "Protests." For comparison, Biden's Ramadan press release noted the "Terrible suffering on the Palestinian people," repeated fake Hamas causality numbers, and condemned "Islamophobia," but said nothing about the widespread outbreak of antisemitism.
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