In remarks in Buffalo, President Biden said, 'hate will not prevail, white supremacy will not have the last word.”
BUFFALO — President Joe Biden on Tuesday condemned the poison of white supremacy and said the nation must"reject the lie" of the racist"replacement theory" espoused by the shooter who murdered 10 black Americans in Buffalo.
In Buffalo, the president was confronting anew the forces of hatred he frequently says called him back to seek the White House. The White House said the president and the first lady will"grieve with the community that lost 10 lives in a senseless and horrific mass shooting." Three more people were wounded. Nearly all the victims were Black, including all of those who died.
"It's important for him to show up for the families and the community and express his condolences," said Derrick Johnson, the president of the NAACP."But we're more concerned with preventing this from happening in the future." Investigators are looking at Gendron's connection to what's known as the"great replacement" theory, which baselessly claims white people are being intentionally overrun by other races through immigration or higher birth rates.
Tucker Carlson, the prominent Fox News host, accuses Democrats of orchestrating mass migration to consolidate their power.
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