WATCH: Biden speaks at historic Atlanta church

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President Biden delivers remarks ahead of Martin Luther King Jr. Day at a service at Atlanta’s historic Ebenezer Baptist Church on Jan. 15. Read more: https://wapo.st/3GKz7dW. Subscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube: https://wapo.st/2QOdcqK

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  5. President Biden. You have wounded your most loyal. We spoke for you, and we came out and voted for you. And you repay us with the same dishonest and shady dealings you promised wouldn't be a thing if we elected you. You've shamed us all, Joe. We stuck our necks out, and you cut our throats. I guess a politician is just a politician weather its from Scranton or the Hamptons. Ask yourselves this question, politicians. What do you think will happen when we all stop voting? What do you think is going to happen when millions decide we've had enough of being lied to and being drug around by our noses? Just look at the history of much older countries and you'll find your answer. The people will not stand for this clown show for much longer. Food and coin is what keep people happy. Always has and always will. A word to the unwise. We already don't trust you. Best not mess with our food and coin. It's all that's standing between all of us and all of you.

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  6. This is new…what about all the other speeches? Biden said that forced busing to desegregate schools would cause his children to “grow up in a racial jungle.”
    In 2010, he warmly eulogized Sen. Robert Byrd, a former Exalted Cyclops  in the Ku Klux Klan, saying he was “one of my mentors” and that “the Senate is a lesser place for his going.”
    How does this honor MLK who in fact was a Republican?

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  8. He made it very clear that in his view, no one was excused from working for justice, saying, "Every man of humane convictions must decide on the protest that best suits his convictions, but we must all protest."
    Dr Martin Luther King
    "WE" the People are STILL letting government divide us. We must unite

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  12. "It is today, on Columbus Day that we as Canadians embrace the founding of our great nation, Mexico and reach out to our allies who support us. Russia, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan to name a few."— President Joe Biden, MLK service. Ebenezer Baptist Church. 1-15-23.

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  17. BE AWARE, this church requires proof of vaccination for adults as well as children to attend! Shame on them! We really should be protesting against them/this… but of course Biden isn't referring to injustices and discrimination that the masks & vaccines cause. He's only referring to whatever the government gives you "permission" to protest.

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  18. We'll never be united, until a few decades ago both parties agreed on what marriage was, gender, man/woman, Truth, terms likes race and hate, how a family should be raised, what life is, when it starts…even how education should be imparted…unity…forget it!
    This country has gone way too Satanic to the Left!

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  26. the survivors of racism slavery terroism. letting this man speak in front of them. Reparations or no vote. were at a pivotal moment in his story where the europeans arent strong enough to attack any black city that decides to keep their resources within. therers been millions of immigrants coming to amerikkka living off the black dollar. now its the time to take our 1.5 trillion annual income that blacks spend with non black businesses and keep that money home. if the europeans attack like they attacked over 100 black towns 100 years ago then we burn amerikkka to the ground..

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