Pennsylvania Congressman Calls on Joe Biden to Apologize for Calling Trump Supporters ‘Chumps’

Rep. Mike Kelly (R-PA) lambasted Joe Biden, the Democrat presidential nominee, on Saturday for calling supporters of President Donald Trump “chumps.”

Kelly, who is running for reelection to his seat in the House of Representatives this year, took to social media to demand an apology from the former vice president for using the term, which he likened to Hillary Clinton’s disparagement of Trump supporters as “deplorable” in 2016.

“Joe Biden should apologize for insulting millions of Pennsylvanians who support [President] Donald Trump,” the congressman wrote. “I’m proud to be one of those “chumps” (deplorables?) who will choose to Make America Great Again over the Biden/Harris socialist agenda.”

The congressman’s remarks came shortly after Biden appeared at a rally in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philadelphia, to discuss his plans for tackling both the economic and public health aspects of the novel coronavirus pandemic at a rally. During the event, Biden referenced several pro-Trump protesters who were stationed outside the event, in an attempt to display that his response to the virus would be to the benefit of all Americans.

“I’m running as a proud Democrat, but I will govern as an American president, for everybody,” the former vice president said after arguing that Trump had taken a divisive stance on the pandemic.

“I’ll work as hard for those who don’t support me as those who do, including those chumps at the microphone out there,” Biden said. “That’s the job of a president, the duty to care for everyone, the duty to heal.”

Biden’s comments occurred as the former vice president is already under fire in Pennsylvania, a hub for natural gas production, for his shifting stance on fracking. During the final presidential debate of the general election on Thursday, Biden asserted that he did not support a ban on fracking, but did admit that the United States would have to transition from oil at some point in the near future.

The remarks quickly were seized upon by Republicans, who argue that the Democrat nominee’s position on energy is in line with more progressive elements of his party, which favor banning fracking and programs like the Green New Deal.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/10/24/pennsylvania-congressman-calls-on-joe-biden-to-apologize-for-calling-trump-supporters-chumps/

Israel expects Oman to normalize next, Mossad chief says Saudi deal soon — TV

Channel 12: Israel believes Riyadh and Muscat are both likely to await the results of the US presidential elections before deciding on next moves

Israeli officials believe Oman is next in line to normalize relations with Israel in the near future, following the Jewish state’s blitz of deals with the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and most recently Sudan, according to a report Saturday.

Channel 12 said sources in the government claimed an announcement was even potentially possible before the US presidential election on November 3rd, though they stressed it could take more time, as Muscat would likely wait to see where political winds are blowing in Washington before making any major decisions.

Oman hailed the accords between Israel and the two Gulf states last month, expressing hope they would “contribute to achieving a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in the Middle East.”

https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-expects-oman-to-normalize-next-mossad-chief-says-saudi-deal-soon-tv/

Next part of the psyop

Murder hornets from the first nest in the US are SUCKED out and destroyed after their tree was filled with foam and covered in plastic wrap by experts in bio-hazard suits

The WSDA wiped out the first nest of Asian giant hornets in America Saturday to protect native honeybees

The tree cavity was filled with foam and covered with plastic wrap to prevent the hornets from escaping

A tube was then inserted to vacuum up the hornets trapped inside and deposit them in a collection chamber

Washington State Department of Agriculture workers wore protective suits to protect from the deadly sting

WSDA announced the plan was a success and the nest was destroyed

The dead critters were placed in a tube and put on ice so they can be kept for research purposes

This marks the first successful attempt to locate and remove a murder hornet nest on US soil

Washington State Department of Agriculture discovered the Asian giant hornet nest in Blaine Thursday

The nest the size of a basketball was found inside the cavity of a tree on private property

Around 200 hornets were thought to be in the nest the size of a basketball

Experts had attached tracking devices to hornets which led them to the site

Murder hornets from the first nest discovered on US soil have been successfully sucked out of a tree cavity and placed on ice after experts located the nest in Washington state this week by attaching radio trackers to the bugs.

The so-called murder hornets, known for their potentially fatal sting to humans and their ability to wipe out an entire bee hive in a matter of hours, were vacuumed out of the tree into a long plastic tube before being killed, marking the culmination of a complex removal process Saturday morning.

Workers from the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) were seen sporting protective suits and working under the cover of darkness early Saturday to destroy the nest that was the size of a basketball and home to up to 200 of the critters.

The dead hornets were placed on ice so they can be kept for research purposes, as experts remain baffled about how the bugs first entered the US.

WSDA entomologists first discovered the Asian giant hornet nest on private property in Blaine, Whatcom County, close to the US-Canada border Thursday.

The insects had set up camp inside the cavity of a tree on the land that had been cleared to build residential property on.

Its removal marks the first successful attempt to both locate and destroy a nest of the Asian giant hornets in America since the critters were first sighted in the country at the end of last year.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8873451/Washington-state-discovers-murder-hornet-nest-US.html