You'd think that this should do it but too many Dems are like that crowd in the Life of Brian

BRIAN: Look. You've got it all wrong. You don't need to follow me. You don't need to follow anybody! You've got to think for yourselves. You're all individuals!

FOLLOWERS: Yes, we're all individuals!

BRIAN: You're all different!

FOLLOWERS: Yes, we are all different!

I'm thinking of the sheep at TOP. There's a lot of them! And they'll watch this Biden thing and they'll go "yes, freeze social security! yes, invade [insert country name here]!"

First time I came across the term "racially-tinged." At first, I thought media invented the term "racially-tinged" just so they would not call Hillary "racist." But, Mr. Google told me that I was wrong about that bit. For the life of me, I cannot tell the difference between "racist" and "racially-tinged.

Anyway, despite having headed a racist primary campaign against the first African American who seemed to have a realistic shot at the Oval Office, in 2016, black people where I used to post were virulently pro-Hillary "Hard-working white Americans are my constituents" Clinton in 2016.

Even Lee Atwater had not been that explicit. Go figure. (Before mentioning "hard-working white Americans," Hillary had vaguely referenced "electability" and left the rest of the "racially-tinged" dung to her husband and other campaign surrogates. Still, the campaign stank fish stinks from the head down.

Poor Hillary. Had she grokked early on that establishment Democratic pols like Reid, Kennedy and Daschle had decided on Obama, she might not have embarrassed herself by running in 2008. But the "racially-tinged" stuff was on her. So was her comment about not dropped out of the primary because RFK had been assassinated after winning the California primary. This after Obama had gotten Secret Service protection earlier than most candidates because of the death threats he'd received. And, Ladies and Gentlemen, despite all that, Hillary was the anointee of the Democratic Party in 2016.

Kinder and Gentler version of the same Reagan Morning in America.

As Joe put it, referencing the "predators," he will "take out" anyone his moral certitude and calculation of self-interest tells him he can. He'll even make a nice profit for someone from privatizing it.

He speaks for the mainstream of late 20th Century Establishment America. A comforting message, an old familiar face from a better time. He'll probably get elected.

With his predator screed at 1:30.