Let’s look at that because Biden had been in public office for about 50 years before sitting in the big seat. If he’s right that there is a systematic racism problem, what did he do to fix it over those 50 years he took up space in the halls of Congress?
When the White House Press Secretary, Jen Paski, was asked about this, she naturally dodged the question.
“To what extent does President Biden acknowledge his own role in systemic racism? And how does that inform his own policy positions?” Steven Nelson asked Psaki.
“One of the president’s core objectives is addressing racial injustice in this country,” Psaki replied, sidestepping the question. “Not through his rhetoric but through his actions,” she added.
Nelson followed up, “Does he [Biden] believe it’s important to accept his own culpability…”
Psaki cut Nelson off, ” I think I have answered your question.”
The reporter initially prefaced his query by detailing Joe Biden’s history of being an “architect of federal laws in the 1980s and the 1990s that disproportionately jailed black people and contributed to what many people see as systemic racism.”
Q: "To what extent does President Biden acknowledge his own role in systemic racism?"@PressSec: "One of the president's core objectives is addressing racial injustice in this country." pic.twitter.com/W3UeWZ0yUu
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) April 21, 2021
Does the White House think they can accuse America of being racist and exempt Biden-Harris?