Biden speaks out loud on silence: ‘This crisis opens up an opportunity’

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It’s been clear since the Obama era that Democrats love crisis. President Biden on Friday was added to a long list of Democrats who ‘speak out loud.’ Watch:

For the Americans who keep scores at home, here are the following crises that have occurred as Biden observes – many of which have been caused or exacerbated by Democratic Party policies than:

• The Covid crisis (Americans coerced and even fired because Biden’s authorization for a vaccine did not stop the spread)
• Border crisis (record illegal border crossings – highest since 1960)
• Energy crisis (highest gas prices in history)
• Inflation crisis (now at a 40-year high)
• The Russo-Ukrainian Crisis (Biden used war rhetoric about Russia’s invasion, even suggesting American troops would go to Ukraine)

Biden is following in the radical footsteps of the likes of former President Barack Obama, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel with statements that point to Democrats’ opportunistic views on the crisis.

Rahm Emanuel, a former Chicago mayor and one-time Obama adviser, famously expressed this view: “Never let a good crisis go to waste. The things that we have put off for so long, for so long, are now immediate and must be dealt with. It is an opportunity to do things you once thought were impossible.”

In 2009, Hillary Clinton told young Europeans in the European Parliament that “global economic unrest has created a new opportunity”, according to Reuters.

“Never waste a good crisis,” Clinton said. “Don’t waste it when it can have a very positive impact on climate change and energy security.”

Former President Obama, amid soaring unemployment in 2010, said he wanted to “explore great opportunity in the midst of a great crisis”. He is referring to the passage of a large government-run health program called Obamacare.

The Democrats are clearly looking to keep America in a state of Permanent Crisis. Whether the crisis is real, and created by the government, or just a fantasy, existing only in propaganda, is the question that remains.