I think Joe Biden and Hildabeast need to go to CHARM SCHOOL to learn Etiquette. They have no idea how to be DECENT human beings. I watched the two videos Q put in his post, and the 1st one with the black man who's REAL NAME is Jerome Powell.was introduced as Michael Jackson and then Prince. Jerome Powell said that he was influenced by artists such as Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, and Tony Bennett and was NOTHING like Jackson. "People know the difference. I mean, Michael Jackson and I were in two entirely different categories."  How RUDE of Joe Biden to think it was OK to say an artist who was nothing like Michael Jackson or Prince was somebody he was not. What kind of a person thinks that is FUNNY? Joe Biden is a real JERK. Was then and is still a jerk now. And then we move on to HIILDABEAST and her habit of calling people names like superpredators. She NEVER LEARNS. She called us DEPLORABLES. THIS IS A STORY ABOUT HER. "On the evening of April 7, 2016, at a campaign event in Philadelphia, Bill Clinton lost his temper. Clinton had found himself noisily confronted by members of the Black Lives Matter activist group, who repeatedly interrupted his speech to denounce him. The activists carried signs that read “Welfare reform increased poverty” and “Clinton crime bill destroyed our communities.” Bristling at the protesters’ continual outbursts, Clinton began to raise his voice. He challenged the activists’ portrayals of his record on welfare and crime. He insisted that thanks to his policies, poverty had decreased and our streets were safer. Clinton claimed that the protesters simply didn’t want to know the facts, as evidenced by the vehemence of their clamor: “They won’t hush. When someone won’t hush and listen, that ain’t democracy. They’re afraid of the truth. Don’t be afraid of the truth.” Of course, one could perhaps take issue with Clinton’s equation of hushing and democracy (“Hush and Listen” sounding like the official slogan of a folksy police state run by bayou Stalinists). But the testiest part of the exchange, and the one that made the next morning’s headlines, concerned the phrase “superpredator.” The seeds of the “superpredator” scuffle were sown many years earlier. At an event in New Hampshire in 1996, Hillary Clinton had been discussing the administration’s “organized effort against gangs.” She described gangs as a nationwide problem, one requiring a muscly policy response, with our generation having to face up to gangs “just as in a previous generation we had an organized effort against the mob.” Gangs were a scourge, she suggested, and to deal with them we must exercise the full might of the law’s brawny arm. “We need to take these people on,” she declared. But it was a particular couple of sentences in Hillary Clinton’s gang monologue that would haunt her, and would be the direct cause of Bill Clinton’s news-making outburst twenty years later. Describing the type of juvenile gang members she was referring to, Hillary said: They are not just gangs of kids anymore. They are often the kinds of kids that are called “super-predators.” No conscience, no empathy. We can talk about why they ended up that way but first we have to bring them to heel. Her words were not controversial at the time. But in the 2016 election, they proved a source of significant embarrassment. By that time, the “tough on crime” political rhetoric of the 1990s was under strong criticism. The Black Lives Matter movement arose as a reaction to decades of abusive policing practices and failed criminal justice policies. To a new generation of activists, Hillary’s having called kids “superpredators” seemed perverse. https://jacobinmag.com/2016/09/bill-clinton-hillary-superpredators-crime-welfare-african-americans THIS IS A SCHOOL THE DEMOCRATS NEED. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmFC9VBltIw