We’ve been seeing some radical things coming out of the White House. We saw Joe Biden’s extreme and despicable speech about MAGA people on Thursday. While he desperately tried to walk it back somewhat this morning, it’s too late for him to clean it up, we saw what he was promoting. It wasn’t just in the one speech but a whole policy tactic that involved the White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre as well. And that’s part of a larger tactic of just saying whatever they think will help their narratives, whether it has any relation to reality or not.

How over the edge are they? Jean-Pierre was asked on Thursday before the speech what was their justification for calling MAGA Republicans extremist or “semi-fascist.” She spoke about abortion and claimed the MAGA people (who have a variety of opinions on abortion) had extreme positions, “And if you are not with where the majority of Americans are, that is extreme. That is an extreme way of thinking,” she added.

NOW – White House: "When you are not with what majority of Americans are, then you know, that is extreme. That is an extreme way of thinking." pic.twitter.com/MpiwE9bRlx

— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) September 1, 2022

So you’re an “extremist” if you don’t agree with the majority. Talk about a fascist approach, and that just might be it. Disagreement is not allowed.

But on top of that, who is the extremist here by that approach? Biden is at 38 percent approval and his Administration is one of the most radical we have ever had. Sounds like he’s not in the “majority” and he’s the “extremist.” It’s also pretty extremist when you break all norms to attack millions of Americans.

But KJP made another “extremist” comment just before Biden’s horrible speech. I’m not even sure what she was trying to say here.

KARINE JEAN-PIERRE: Cutting middle-class taxes is an “extreme” MAGA Republican proposal 🤨 pic.twitter.com/P72cpfZyS8

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) September 2, 2022

Jean-Pierre said, “That was the plan they put forward…And he called, he called that extreme. He called out the MAGA Republicans in the Senate for that and that was also going to cut taxes on the middle class.” If she was saying that it’s extreme to cut taxes on the middle class, that’s nuts. But given everything else she’s said, it’s easy to believe that she could say that. But if she was trying to say something else there, she completely failed.

But again remember, it isn’t about facts or reality, it’s about what they think helps the narrative, even if it means making things up.

Jean-Pierre was also talking about the jobs report. We wrote how there are still a lot of concerns in the report. But she wanted to put a spin on how wonderful their “job creation” was and she came up with this piece of ridiculousness: that Biden had “created” nearly “ten thousand million jobs.”

KJP: "We have created nearly ten thousand million jobs since President Biden took office, which is the fastest job growth in history." pic.twitter.com/DTtY2O7Zto

— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) September 2, 2022

Now first, Biden isn’t “creating” any jobs by people returning to work from the pandemic. Maybe he’s “creating” people taking on second jobs to pay for the higher costs of everything because of Bidenflation. But what the heck is “ten thousand million”? Is that like a bazillion? What is she talking about? Moreover, she read that from her book, so it looks like that was written that way. If she meant 10 billion, that’s more than all the people on Earth. It is, however, less than the money that we’ve spent on Ukraine. So again, they’re just saying things that have no relation to the truth.

HOW MANY: White House says it has created “ten thousand million jobs.”

Next goal: eleventy hundred. #JobsReport

— Joel Schipper (@JSchipperWDRB) September 2, 2022