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Joe Biden Calls Trump Supporters “Dregs of Society”
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Using his speech at the annual Human Rights Campaign dinner as an opportunity to air grievances, former Vice President Joe Biden railed against conservative segments of American society. “Despite losing in the courts and in the court of public opinion, these forces of intolerance remain determined to undermine and roll back the progress you all have made,” Biden said, alluding in particular to same-sex marriage and other LGBT causes. “This time they—not you—have an ally in the White House. They’re a small percentage of the American people, virulent people. Some of them are the dregs of society.”
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MarkHamTownsend
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| Dang it, I have a basket full of deplorables" t shirt, now I have to get a "dregs" t shirt!!!!! |
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