There are numerous moments, tragedies and stories that sum up the catastrophe that has been Joe Biden’s presidency. One of the more heart-wrenching recent stories surrounds 12-year-old Texas girl Jocelyn Nungaray, who was brutally raped and murdered by two illegal alien Venezuelans who slipped past the border that Mumbles has left open during his entire term in an inexcusable dereliction of duty.
It pains me to think about, much less report on:
Betrayal
More Biden Border Tragedy: Venezuelan Illegal Immigrants Murder 12-Year-Old Texas Girl
How Many More Bodies Will Be Buried Before Somebody Stops Biden’s Illegal Invasion at the Border?
Did Biden show any remorse—any humanity—after this tragedy, or the equally awful case of 22-year-old Georgia nursing student Laken Riley, also murdered by an illegal, where he had to literally be forced to say her name at the State of the Union speech (and he still got it wrong)? No. He just continues on his robotic, seemingly conscience-free march toward our nation’s decline.
A Tale of Two Candidates
He went on to say “Many times it’s their own family”. I’m outraged! That’s the worst comment or response I’ve ever heard in a debate. Grossly insensitive. What if her poor mother was watching that? This is the “good guy” who is bringing decency back? What a lowlife. FJB!
The contrast between the two candidates’ cognitive abilities at the debate was stark—but there’s another contrast worthy of pointing out, and that’s the pair’s drastically differing approach to those whose lives have been destroyed by Biden’s policies. While Joe ignores victims of his incompetence and instead parties with Hollywood celebrities, Trump actually reaches out to real people, from Gold Star families to the aforementioned Laken Riley’s parents, to name just a few examples. While Joe Biden was hiding away in Camp David for over a week to prepare for the debate, Trump—just 10 minutes before possibly the most important event in his political life—reached out to poor Jocelyn Nungaray’s grieving mother.
The mother of Jocelyn Nungaray, the 12-year-old girl who was allegedly brutalized and murdered by two illegal migrants, was “shocked” when former President Donald Trump spoke with her 10 minutes before he took the debate stage Thursday, The Post can reveal.
Alexis Nungaray’s best friend, Victoria Galvan, who was with the grieving mother when the two spoke, told The Post that Trump conveyed that there was no one he would’ve preferred to talk to before the debate than her.
Alexis was shocked – but moved:
“He was like, ‘I’m actually about to come on for a debate’ … He gave his condolences, and he said that he would be reaching back out to her,” Galvan said.
“He wanted to … say that he was praying for Alexis and that he’s been thinking about her and he wanted to reach out. He said that he was going to reach out in a couple days to her … I mean, she was really … we were all shocked,” Galvan said.
After the call, Galvan said she and Alexis, who has been staying with her, were talking about how little Jocelyn would’ve been in disbelief over the former president’s attention to her story.
Doubtless, this will not be reported by the duplicitous New York Times, the low-rated CNN, or within the America-hating halls of MSNBC.
This episode points to what America is, what it stands for, and who we are as a nation. Joe Biden has proven that he’s as heartless, as craven, and as calculating as any hyper-destructive 20th-century world leader—or even modern ones like China’s Xi Jinping or Russia’s Vladimir Putin. However, this American experiment has always held itself to higher standards, which Biden has failed to meet. Whether you’re a Never Trumper or a MAGA fanatic, it’s hard to argue against the fact that the former president and GOP presumptive nominee is the one who’s shown actual empathy for the American people—while the incumbent has shown nothing but a cold, elitist shoulder.
Biden’s incoherence is rightfully the nation’s #1 topic, but his heartlessness is also on full display daily. History will remember.
