Wisconsin’s far-left senator doesn’t want anything to do with President Joe Biden’s trash talk about Trump supporters.
Perhaps a tight reelection bid in a battleground state has something to do with Sen. Tammy Baldwin distancing herself from the politically moribund president’s incendiary comments.
Biden made the disparaging remarks Tuesday at a Hispanic voter activist event. He took aim at comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s joke at former President Donald Trump’s New York City campaign rally in which Hinchcliffe referred to Puerto Rico as an “island of garbage.”
“[J]ust the other day, a speaker at [Trump’s] rally called Puerto Rico a floating island of garbage. … The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters,” Biden said.
While the White House feebly attempted to “clarify” Biden’s Hillary Clinton-style insult of half of the electorate, video shows the octogenarian gaffe machine doing what he does best.
Vice President Kamala Harris, who replaced Biden as the Democrats’ presidential nominee after liberals suddenly realized that the president is a cognitive dumpster fire who would cost them the election, attempted to distance herself from the comments.
“He clarified his comments but, let me be clear, I strongly disagree with any criticism based on who they vote for,” Harris told reporters Wednesday, hours after delivering her Trump-villifying “closing arguments” Tuesday evening near the White House.
A Tale of Two Tammys?
Wisconsin’s junior senator does “not agree with President Biden,” according to her campaign.
“Tammy is fighting for all Wisconsinites no matter who they are or
