'We Are Normalizing Trump. Again'
NYT columnist can't see the bizarro Biden forest for the Trump tree
Thomas Edsall, New York Times op-ed contributor, is concerned. That’s the headline of his new column. Gosh. I, for one, hope we can hold on to the Biden Normal. You know, like the tranny who fondled his boobs at a White House Pride ceremony:
Or these dudes who serve as administration officials (well, until one of them ran off with ladies’ luggage at the airport and lost his job):
Or the antics of the president’s pride and joy:
Or the US Navy’s attempt to reverse the recruitment collapse by promoting a cross-dressing sailor as an ambassador of the new Navy’s standards:
This is the new normal in Biden’s America:
Here’s some more Biden Normal — empty retail shelves because shoplifters stole everything:
(That particular CVS, in DC, announced today it would be closing permanently.)
According to US Government figures, since this president took office, over 7 million migrants have entered the US illegally. That’s a number higher than the population of 35 American states. Biden Normal:
Here’s Penn swimmer and Biden Normal for women’s sports:
Drag Queen Story Hour is the new Biden Normal. Chris Rufo’s excellent short documentary explores where it came from. Quotes below from an advocate, talking about the social reform it could accomplish:
Biden Normal is when the president doesn’t know where he is or what he’s doing:
Biden Normal is pro-Hamas mass rallies in American cities, including in NYC, where at this Democratic Socialists of America event, someone flashed a swastika:
School daze under Biden Normality:
More school daze, this from the award-winning book ‘Gender Queer’. NPR progs love it, and Biden slammed “MAGA extremists” who try to get books like it out of school libraries. I blacked out parts you probably don’t want to see:
Remember, readers: the real problem is that we are normalizing Trump again! It is a comfort, perhaps, that some norms never change: like media elites completely failing to understand why Trump seems saner than the things the elites believe.
I find myself thinking more and more about Lot in Sodom; a man who tried to live as justly as he could in a society which was utterly depraved. He was saved from the destruction of the city, but he (obviously) should have fled the city years ago, and was not untouched by its depravity. While he survived, what was the result? His wife is destroyed, his children are poorly catechized and traumatized (I mean, while I get that he was trying to model hospitality to his guests, NOT cool that he offered his daughters up to be raped by the mob) and ultimately, they end up engaging in incest with him. I tell myself I should leave this country, and fly to the ends of the world, but where is there left to go, and how would I support my family there? And so I haven't left, even though I can sense judgment is coming, I have the same cope as Lot; I pray that more mercy is handed down to me than was to him. The mercy God handed down to Lot was a strange mercy indeed.
Yeah, but see, none of those people write mean tweets.