Biden team tries to buy Black votes with government cheese and voters are furious

When you think the Biden administration can’t get any more out-of-touch with reality, here comes Xavier Becerra, waving blocks of government cheese in front of Black voters, like it’s 1985. This is how the left thinks they’ll win hearts and minds? By tossing crumbs and hoping Americans will say thank you? Becerra’s recent antics prove how little respect Democrats really have, not just for Black voters, but for anyone who wants real leadership.

As usual, liberals believe handouts are the solution, never hard work or opportunity. Instead of offering real policies to empower communities—policies that help people start businesses, raise strong families, and keep their neighborhoods safe—Democrats reach into their tired bag of tricks and pull out government cheese. It’s the same old song, straight out of the failed welfare playbook.

How insulting is it that anyone sitting in the Biden cabinet still thinks “free cheese” is the answer in 2026? It’s pure condescension. They act like Black voters can’t see right through the gimmicks. Democrats are happy to run to Black churches and community centers with empty promises. But when it comes time to fight for real school choice, parental rights, or law and order? Suddenly it’s crickets from the party of Becerra and Biden.

The truth is, this is globalist, big-government thinking at work. The left takes from working Americans, shuffles paperwork in D.C., and sends back scraps, expecting applause. They don’t want dignity, independence, or strength in any community—especially not conservative Black voters who dare to ask for more than handouts.

Here’s the reality: Americans are fed up with being pandered to. They want respect. They want opportunity, not dependency. If all the Biden team has to offer is government cheese, maybe they’re the ones who’d do well to take a walk through a real American neighborhood and ask what freedom actually looks like. When will Democrats learn that throwing cheese won’t buy trust—or votes?

Source: Redstate


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