In a country where freedom of speech is a fundamental right, it’s alarming to see the Biden administration’s Justice Department dispatching FBI agents to investigate individuals who share memes critical of the government. This move raises concerns about the limits of free expression and the potential for censorship.
Meanwhile, the Democratic Party’s latest attack on the GOP is to label them as “weird,” a tactic that seems more suited to a middle school election than a presidential campaign. This comes from a ticket that features a nominee who didn’t receive a single vote from Democratic primary voters and a running mate who has been accused of lying about their military service.
The contrast between these two approaches to free speech was on full display at a recent Nevada rally, where attendees showcased their individuality in various ways. A trans man spoke passionately, while another individual expressed concerns that a Trump victory would restrict their ability to express themselves through fashion and body art. However, as one observer noted, “You can’t be jailed for that stuff, lady.”
The event also highlighted the ongoing challenge of identifying the accomplishments of the Democratic ticket, particularly when it comes to Kamala Harris. Despite repeated attempts, attendees struggled to name a single achievement that Harris can claim as her own.
