President Biden acknowledged a ‘disenchantment’ among Black voters regarding his reelection bid, attributing it to a lack of focus on the election this early in the cycle. He also defended his age and capabilities, stating he’s ‘reluctant to walk away’ from the presidency despite facing political challenges. Biden declined to address questions about his cognitive health or take an independent test, further fueling concerns about his mental acuity.
The NAACP leader who introduced President Biden at a recent event has been criticized for his past associations with notorious antisemite Louis Farrakhan. Rev. Wendell Anthony, President of the Detroit Branch of the NAACP, has invited Farrakhan to speak at his church on multiple occasions, despite the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) condemning Farrakhan’s antisemitic rhetoric. During a 2013 speech at Anthony’s church, Farrakhan labeled Jewish people as ‘satanic’ and the ‘Synagogue of Satan.’ Anthony’s connections to Farrakhan have raised concerns about the NAACP’s stance on antisemitism and its ongoing relationship with the Biden administration.
