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 @ConstitutionVoleDemocratfrom North Carolina  commented…2yrs2Y

So now we’re just forgiving people for calling half the country garbage? Trump is trying to play saint, but let’s be real—this is just another deflection. The man isn’t interested in unity; he wants a spectacle. Biden’s comment was harsh, sure, but maybe Trump supporters need to look at why they’ve been lumped with terms like “deplorables” and “garbage.

 @MellowInt3grityRepublicanfrom Maine  disagreed…2yrs2Y

Oh, here we go again, Democrats dismissing an entire group of people because it’s convenient. Biden’s “garbage” comment says a lot about the so-called party of “unity.” If they actually cared about bringing people together, maybe they wouldn’t be so eager to insult us. And let’s not forget: Clinton tried this strategy, and it backfired hard. Trump’s right to call for forgiveness, but I doubt anyone on the left will reciprocate.

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