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===Transference of Racism===
===Transference of Racism===
[[File:Biden fake news.png|right|350px|thumb|CBS [[race baiting]] [[fake news]] as it appeared on air during the [[2020 presidential election]].<ref>https://twitter.com/LD25_GOP/status/1306224239783981057</ref>]]
[[File:CBS fake news.png|right|350px|thumb|Above "Latinos for Trump" rally. Below the actual Biden Latino Outreach event.<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2020/09/16/fake-news-caught-again-cbs-uses-photo-from-latinos-for-trump-as-image-for-biden-latino-outreach-in-miami/</ref>]]
During his campaign, nominee Biden repeatedly blasted [[President Donald J. Trump]] as being a racist, in an attempt to defer / transfer his lifelong racism to the Republican candidate and his opponent. He criticized Trump for his alleged "racist" response in 2017, related to the conflict over preservation of historic monuments located in Charlottesville, VA that occurred during a 'Unite the Right' rally. Biden misquoted and misrepresented what Trump stated at the time to then label it as racism. Later, in a speech, Biden claimed that, Trump "repeatedly invokes racist invective", in reference to discussing immigrants / immigration, while Trump had insisted on respecting the established legal process of immigration versus the intentional illegal immigration of the United States. Biden tweeted, in reference to Trump, "There has never been a President in American history who has been so openly racist and divisive as this man."<ref>''The Week'', Biden calls Trump the most 'openly racist' president in American history, https://theweek.com/speedreads/852943/biden-calls-trump-most-openly-racist-president-american-history, July 16, 2019</ref> Biden continued with efforts to promote the transference of his own racism in attempts to cast off, distance from and deny his own racist legacy. Biden claimed "[[systemic racism]]", while failing to acknowledge his decades of serving in the government, as the alleged "systemic racism" occurred and was actually proliferated.
During his campaign, nominee Biden repeatedly blasted [[President Donald J. Trump]] as being a racist, in an attempt to defer / transfer his lifelong racism to the Republican candidate and his opponent. He criticized Trump for his alleged "racist" response in 2017, related to the conflict over preservation of historic monuments located in Charlottesville, VA that occurred during a 'Unite the Right' rally. Biden misquoted and misrepresented what Trump stated at the time to then label it as racism. Later, in a speech, Biden claimed that, Trump "repeatedly invokes racist invective", in reference to discussing immigrants / immigration, while Trump had insisted on respecting the established legal process of immigration versus the intentional illegal immigration of the United States. Biden tweeted, in reference to Trump, "There has never been a President in American history who has been so openly racist and divisive as this man."<ref>''The Week'', Biden calls Trump the most 'openly racist' president in American history, https://theweek.com/speedreads/852943/biden-calls-trump-most-openly-racist-president-american-history, July 16, 2019</ref> Biden continued with efforts to promote the transference of his own racism in attempts to cast off, distance from and deny his own racist legacy. Biden claimed "[[systemic racism]]", while failing to acknowledge his decades of serving in the government, as the alleged "systemic racism" occurred and was actually proliferated.