Some GOP lawmakers are critical of his of the term:
Marsha Blackburn defends neanderthals following Biden criticism
They're "hunter-gatherers, they're protectors of their family, they are resilient," Blackburn said of Neanderthals, who are now extinct.
Business Insider 7 hours ago
Republican Sen. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee defended Neanderthals after President Joe Biden criticized Texas and Mississippi for lifting their mask mandates and called the decision "Neanderthal thinking."
"I hope everyone's realized by now these masks make a difference," Biden told reporters Wednesday. "The last thing we need is Neanderthal thinking that in the meantime everything's fine, take off your mask, forget it. It still matters."
In a Fox Business interview Thursday morning, Blackburn suggested it was actually a good thing to be called a Neanderthal.
"Neanderthals are hunter-gatherers. They're protectors of their family. They are resilient. They're resourceful. They tend to their own," the GOP senator said. "So I think Joe Biden needs to rethink what he is saying."
businessinsider.com/marsha-blackburn-neanderthals-biden-texas-mississippi-mask-mandates-2021-3
It's not been even 2 months since he left office after overseeing millions of livelihoods losses and one of the biggest US economic shutdowns/big gummit debt spending (including lot of wasteful spending on non-exissting ventilators, warp speed big pharma miracles, globalist MIC expansion etc) on his watch, impact of which would linger on for decades.
Or is there some politically correct evaluation/comparison cut-off timeline wrt past public servants record that we all should should try to adhere to...
GOPA wing supporters routinely bring up Hillary Clinton, Obama (and their top funders) years after they left office.
Abe Lincoln left office over a century ago and Trump seemed to compare Lincoln's record against his during every other speech almost:
https://www.google.com/search?q=trump+abe+lincoln
Granted some duplicates there but results speak for themselves.
