One of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden’s most well-known character traits is his colorful way of speaking; sometimes he’s telling stories about being a teenager at a swimming pool, sometimes he’s reminiscing about how his dad used to drive cars, sometimes he’s putting his foot in his mouth, and sometimes he’s resurrecting decades-old words like “malarkey” and plastering them across buses.
During Tuesday night’s debates, he added a new phrase to his ever-shifting lexicon – “Inshallah.”
Mr. Biden deployed the phrase in a testy exchange with Donald Trump regarding his still-unreleased tax returns.
“Millions of dollars, and you’ll get to see it,” Mr. Trump said when asked how much he paid in taxes.
“When?” Mr. Biden replied. “Inshallah?”
Video below:
Biden dropped an “Inshallah” at the debate. pic.twitter.com/DLrGWR3eGb
— Waleed Shahid (@_waleedshahid) September 30, 2020
Reaction to his use of the phrase was mixed. Some found it endearing that a political candidate was using Arab American colloquialisms on the national stage, while others criticized his use, likening it to transparent and insulting pandering, or, worse, as disrespectful to Muslims.
Opinion:
Most Americans didn’t realize it or see it but Democrat Joe Biden in a recent ad looked like a call for Jihad for Muslim voters.
He did receive huge support from the Muslims around the world and he tried to get even more sympathy from the Muslim world with his latest stunt.
In the ad, Obama claims 2020 is our year while showing a young black man being released by a police officer. The ad shares:
We can clearly see that America is fighting for its very soul.”
Then the Democrat Vice President says this:
The prophet Mohammad, said, whoever among you sees evil, let him change it with his hand. If he is unable to do so, then with his tongue. If he is unable to do so, then with his heart.
Video below:
Here is a composite of the video released by Biden provided by Yaacov Apelbaum:
It’s up to you to decide?
Biden’s true colors shining through. Nothing more needs to be said, he represents the Democratic Party, remember?
