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Biden White House Hire Deletes Anti-White and Police Tweets

The new White House Associate Communications Director has had to do some serious damage control after his Tweets were uncovered.

In a move that perfectly encapsulates the current administration’s farcical approach to governance, the Biden Administration has appointed Tyler Cherry, a man who opts for dresses, as the new Associate Communications Director. But Cherry’s wardrobe choices aren’t the issue here—it’s his colorful history of incendiary tweets that stirs the pot, painting a troubling picture of who is steering the ship at the White House.

Cherry’s tweets, which he’s hastily scrubbed in a belated attempt at damage control, range from derisive comments about White people to vehement anti-police rhetoric, equating law enforcement with “slave patrols” and “lynch mobs.” His digital footprint also includes calls for the dissolution of ICE, revealing a radical stance on immigration enforcement that aligns with the most extreme elements of the Democratic base.

Here’s the crux of the problem: when the curtain is pulled back, the Biden Administration’s selection of Cherry isn’t just about promoting diversity or inclusivity. It’s about endorsing and embedding a divisive, radical ideology right at the heart of American communications. The irony is palpable—while preaching unity, the administration hires individuals whose track records suggest anything but.

Cherry’s hurried apologies and the deletion of every tweet containing the word “white” are tell-tale signs of a PR cleanup, not genuine remorse or change of heart. It’s a desperate attempt to sanitize a past that the administration should have vetted more thoroughly, rather than an honest reassessment of misguided beliefs.

This isn’t just a minor oversight; it’s indicative of a broader trend where competence and balanced perspectives take a backseat to tokenism and virtue signaling. Cherry’s appointment and subsequent revelations about his views are a slap in the face to many Americans who look to the White House for leadership, not lectures on social justice that reek of hypocrisy and bias. When will they realize that the people they appoint need to represent all of America, not just radical fringes? The administration’s choices continue to fan the flames of division at a time when our country desperately needs unity and healing.

Robert Chernin

Robert Chernin

Robert B. Chernin has brought his years of political consulting and commentary back to radio. As a longtime entrepreneur, business leader, fundraiser and political confidant, Robert has a unique perspective with insights not heard anyway else. Robert has consulted on federal and statewide campaigns at the gubernatorial, congressional, senatorial, and presidential level. He served in leadership roles in the presidential campaigns of President George W. Bush as well as McCain for President. He led Florida’s Victory 2004’s national Jewish outreach operations as Executive Director. In addition, he served on the President’s Committee of the Republican Jewish Coalition. Robert co-founded and served as president of the Electoral Science Institute, a non-profit organization that utilizes behavioral science to increase voter participation and awareness. Robert can be heard on multiple radio stations and viewed on the “Of the People” podcast where you get your podcasts.