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Each day that ticks by presents a crystal-clear choice between two vastly different futures for America. There’s the road Joe Biden’s leading us down: dim and troubled, brimming with skyrocketing prices, global ridicule, rampant crime, and borders thrown wide open to murderers, drug dealers, and traffickers. On the flip side, President Trump maps out a route of prosperity, peace, global respect, secured borders, and firm justice for lawbreakers. So, what’s it going to be, American voter?

Honestly, 2024 might just come down to the symbolism of a hug versus an apology. That’s the stark imagery we’ve got right now: President Trump giving a heartfelt embrace to the mourning family of Laken Riley, who was savagely murdered by an illegal, versus Joe Biden on national TV, issuing an apology for referring to the murderer as “illegal” during his ranting Hitler-like speech at the State of the Union.

Fox News:

President Biden sat down with MSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart for a wide-ranging interview that aired Saturday, covering the Israel-Hamas war and the crisis at the southern border. Biden also walked back his “illegal” description of Laken Riley’s murder suspect.

This marks Capehart’s second interview with Biden during his presidency, a rare feat for anyone to be granted multiple sit-downs, let alone one. His first interview with Biden was in October 2022.

The president was asked by Capehart about his use of the word “illegal” to describe Laken Riley’s alleged killer during his State of the Union speech Thursday and said that he should’ve used the word “undocumented” instead.

“And I shouldn’t have used illegal, I should’ve… It’s undocumented. And look, when I spoke about the difference between Trump and me, one of the things I talked about on the border was his – the way he talks about vermin, the way he talks about these people polluting the blood. I talked about what I’m not going to do, what I won’t do. I’m not going to treat any, any, any of these people with disrespect. Look, they built the country. The reason our economy is growing, we have to control the border and more orderly flow. But I don’t share his view at all.”

When asked if he regrets his word choice, Biden replied “yes.”

Meanwhile, President Trump didn’t just offer comfort to Laken’s parents; his Georgia rally turned into a glorious display of her image, uniting supporters in her memory and the fight to stop this from happening to another American.

 

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The difference in how these two men addressed the situation is striking and could very well shape the outcome of the next election.

Think about this: Joe Biden didn’t just allow this murderer into our country; he actually apologized to him. Take a moment to really absorb what that means and how that will shape this country moving forward.

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It shouldn’t surprise anyone at this point. Biden’s disregard for the life of a young American nursing student was so profound that he couldn’t even take the time to get her name right. Shameful.

But how can he remember anything with so much failure surrounding him? Joe Biden’s failures are so widespread that you can’t swing a dead cat without stumbling upon one, and the American people aren’t stupid. They know what’s going on and who’s to blame.

Remember, folks, our next election is a battle of good versus evil, so vote accordingly.

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