From the editor: Joe Biden is the only path to rebuilding America

 


Last week both Lil Wayne and Lil Pump endorsed President Trump for another four years.

I can't say it's entirely shocking - it's not at all because at the end of the day both of them are just looking out for their own interests. Lil Pump doesn't want to be taxed 60% for his income. On the other hand, Wayne endorsed Trump for his two page platinum plan laying out how he would help the black community. Of course, by doing this they completely ignore Trump's racist history.

(Central Park Five, Targeting black residents at his apartment properties, calling Colin Kaepernick and any black athlete that kneeled to protest police brutality "sons of bitches," retweeting racist videos, Obama birtherism he still hasn't apologized for etc. etc. etc.)

I won't argue with them but I will say one thing:
Joe Biden is the only way this country can start rebuilding and unifying.

Think about it, it's all we see on the news any more:
-Trump nuts ambush a Biden bus in Texas and almost run it off the road - the president praised them. 
-More than 30,000 new cases of COVID19 have sprouted because of Trump's rallies - he later declared the virus eliminated.
-Trump has been pushing to arrest his political opponents - y'know, like a dictator?

It's exhausting. 

In no way will all of this go away after the election. However, if Biden wins work on fixing the ugliness that Trump exposed about our society can begin. I understand that even this is extremely hopeful and naive but even if that's the case we have to hold on to it for the sake of the country.

While Trump has done some good things in office - he's caused way more damage, damage that will take Biden's entire term to fix.

Joe Biden 2020

Lux

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