Sheriff Arpaio Has a Plan to Make Joe Biden Finally Face Up to His Border Crisis

Remember Sheriff Joe Arpaio? One of the toughest and best sheriff’s this country has ever had.

Well, he’s back, and he has a plan to get Joe Biden to finally face-up to his disastrous border crisis.

He wants a beer summit at the White House.

The “Beer Summit” is something Obama actually did after he messed up by accusing the Cambridge Police Department of acting “stupidly” when an officer arrested Harvard University professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. for disorderly conduct in July 2009.

After realizing he was wrong to attack the police, Obama invited all parties to the White House and hosted a “Beer Summit” to make amends.

I guess that was back in the day when Obama still sort of still cared what people thought about him.

Now, don’t get Sheriff Arpaio wrong, he doesn’t want to sit down and ‘yuk it up ‘ with Biden. He wants to sit down and explain what he’s doing wrong and how to fix it at the US/Mexico border.

From Westerrn Journal

“The first hundred days I became a target, and information [I] received indicates that the [Department of Justice] investigation did not have evidence. They went solely on media reports,” Arpaio told The Western Journal this week.

“So I want a beer summit,” Arpaio said, not only to bury the hatchet from past wrongs but to address the current border crisis.

“You know, I worked the border for 38 years,” he explained. “I was the director of the [Drug Enforcement Administration] in Mexico City and South America, Central America, Texas, Arizona.”

Arpaio was also the Maricopa County, Arizona, sheriff for six terms — from 1993 to 2017.

“So I would think that the president or the vice president would at least pick my brain and see what all that experience — what I could add to help them and the people of our country. And I’ll put my resume against anybody,” the 88-year-old said.

Arpaio could not help but note the Biden administration is at least employing one of his old policies — for which he took much grief — of housing people being detained in tents.