In Joe Biden’s world, killing unborn babies is ok, and saving murderers brings his moral juxtaposition full circle. Defining Joe Biden’s Catholicism and moral compass when it comes to the subject of death is an enigma inside a riddle inside a puzzle. Let’s just say understanding Joe Biden’s moral code is like breaking down Michel de Nostradamus’ quatrains, it is a bit fuzzy.

Anything Joe Biden believes now in 2024; there is a video of him bellowing the exact opposite in a not-so-distant past. In the long run, consistency matters more than intensity, yet Joe Biden’s intensity has no consistency. What do you do with such a malleable person? What do we do or think when that malleability sits in the Oval Office and commutes 37 out of 40 Death Row Inmates in the Federal System?

If Joe is making some new moral stance on the Death Penalty, why not apply this to all 40 murderers sitting on Death Row in Terre Haute, Indiana? You either do or don’t believe in the Death Penalty. Allowing 3 of these scumbags to meet their maker is not consistent with Joe’s newly formed evolved moral axiom of compassion for murderers. Why only 37? Is it that those 3 left behind in Joe’s commutation orgy are racists? Does a Democrat ever look outside the lens of race for anything?

Is Joe Biden King Solomon here splitting the baby? Oh, wait, let’s not say the word baby.  Joe is perfectly fine with the 1,037,000 abortions in 2023 alone. In Joe Biden’s world, those humans do not get the same compassion as the 37 murderers on Death Row in the Federal Prison System. This is the problem when a senile old man in the White House starts to believe he is a god choosing who lives and who dies. Clinging to life in Joe Biden’s world is a crapshoot for unborn babies and murderers, don’t look for constancy in Biden’s wobbly roulette wheel of existence.

C. Rich

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C. Rich

C. Rich is the voice behind America Speaks Ink, home to the America First Movement. As an author, poet, freelance ghostwriter, and blogger, C. Rich brings a “baked-in” perspective shaped by growing up on the streets and beaches of South Florida in the 1970s-1980s and brings a quintessential Generation-X point of view.

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