BBB slogan Biden campaigned on missing from State of the Union speech.
QUICK FACTS:
- Joe Biden failed to mention one of his vital campaign proposals, the “Build Back Better” (BBB) plan, during his first annual State of the Union address on Tuesday evening, Breitbart News spotted.
- Although White House press secretary Jen Psaki confirmed Biden would “absolutely use the word ‘inflation’” during his speech, Biden left out the Build Back Better Act, making no mention of the failed bill that died in Congress.
- BBB promised “to rebuild the backbone of the country—the middle class—so that this time everyone comes along,” according to the White House webpage devoted to the plan.
- American Faith reported how in July 2020, the “Great Reset“-advancing World Economic Forum (WEF) published an article titled “To build back better, we must reinvent capitalism. Here’s how” explaining the globalist organization’s plan to “correct” the “current model of capitalism” and to “seize this opportunity to build back better” worldwide.
- The article identifies the Covid-19 tragedy as an “opportunity”—as Kamala Harris has—which the WEF is working to “leverage” into a “transformation of the global economy.”
SAME GOAL, DIFFERENT NAME:
- Biden is shifting his emphasis away from BBB in order to focus on a four-point plan to address the teetering U.S. economy, administration officials said, according to Reuters.
- “It’s not about the name of the bill,” said an administration official. “It’s about the ideas.”
- While he nevertheless frequently travels the world on high-carbon-footprint-producing Air Force One, Biden’s plan to “combat” climate change—a disputed political notion—remains unchanged: “[W]e’ll do it all to withstand the devastating effects of the climate crisis and promote environmental justice,” Biden said during his State of the Union speech.
BACKGROUND:
- AF has noted how The World Economic Forum used the BBB phrase as far back as 2018, ultimately borrowing it from a World Bank Group report published the same year, titled, “Building Back Better: Achieving Resilience through Stronger, Faster, and More Inclusive Post-Disaster Reconstruction.”
- Many world leaders connected with the WEF use the “build back better” slogan (see video below).
- Biden delivered his last major speech as U.S. Vice President at the WEF’s 2017 Annual Meeting, during which he emphasized the WEF’s role in the “international community” as well as the importance of “building and sustaining a liberal international order” and enjoying the “benefits” of “globalization.”
