All of a sudden, Joe Biden wants to create a footprint in Africa.
For most of the last decade, China and Russia have been laying down roots, so this is a completely empty gesture.
What makes it even worse is that the leader of Africa mocked Biden as he begged for forgiveness for his “nation’s original sin.”
Really?
Slavery hardly started in the United States.
As a matter of fact, this is where the beginning of the end of slavery started.
We had founding fathers that were adamantly against it right from the start, noting that ending slavery would be a major part of this country moving forward.
Let’s also not forget that Africans sold their own people into slavery, so it was actually Africa’s original sin, not ours.
Biden, while pandering to Africans and offering up $55 billion, stated, “We remember the stolen men and women and children who were brought to our shores in chains, subjected to unimaginable cruelty.
“My nation’s original sin was that period.
“We honor their descendants, who our generations have — for generations have helped build this country and propel it to higher heights, leading the charge, blazing new trails, and forging a better future for everyone in America.”
Rwandan President Paul Kagame was asked about previous meetings that were held when Barack Obama was in office.
He responded, “‘Well, at least we had a good meeting.”
To me, that means the meeting with Biden did not go very well.
Joe Biden’s promise may be empty, however, because he will need Congress to sign off on that check.
Unless he gets that check within the next three weeks, there is no way a GOP House will sign off on that.
