Naw.
Trump would do better as a puppet master.

Besides, the despicables have better candidates. Like Candace Owens.

 

With the hack fuck leftists running away from crime boss, like rats fleeing form the sinking ship, along with Crime Boss's last statement about it's the responsibility of the States to fight CoVid, not the federal fucking government... the Ho is on her way in.

 

And harris hip checking biden will not end well for despicables.

The panic is setting in. The despicables now realize they cannot win with biden, cannot win with harris, pelosi is making too much money being corrupt to be bothered and hillary would burst into flames just putting her hand on the bible.

2022 approaches rapidly, and nothing the despicables can do but take their ill gotten spoils and race for home.

 

Yup...best to get out while the getting is good huh?

We both know that if Trump was as bad for this nation as the hack fucks and the activist media alluded too, the hack fucks would be in power for the next 2 election cycles.

The House GOP gained 63 seats in '10...6 in the Senate, largely accredited to opposition to the ACA, American Recovery Investment Act, large budget deficits, and the weak economy.

Tell me...history doesnt repeat itself...but this time...we have inflation like hasn't been seen for 50 years, and folks not wanting to work, for various government induced scenarios.

 

Went grocery shopping today.

We usually spend $150 to $175 every 2 weeks.

Today's total was $271.

Inflation?

Ya think??!?!?

 

NOW... Crime Boss Biden and the Ho (halfcracker 3.0) is suggesting that Schumer to change the rules invoke the Nuclear Option to get Voter Rights Act, which would only require 51 votes to get that socialists/communist legislation to pass...rather than the traditional 60 votes...does Crime Boss Biden and the Ho (half cracker 3.0) not know that they still dont have 51 votes to get it passed?

 

The trick is knowing how much pain will be tolerated, and of course, the benefit of all that pain.

 

Fundamental transformation...the hack fucks despise the essence of a free society... the employ the notion that society is too stupid to regulate themselves...it has always been about a centralized national government takeover.

As for knowing how much pain will be tolerated...elections tell that tale, god forbid the day that elections wont alter the direction of this Nation, that will be the first day that this Nation becomes ''uncivilized'' as a whole.

 

Yeepers...got me another fan...4 dislikes in a matter of a few minutes



Ya know...I had started a thread a while back...as luck would have it, I found it on page 6, this is what it looks like:



Witht he Crime Boss Biden and the Ho (half cracker 3.0) garnishing 80 million votes, one might be of the opinion that it would have more than a measly 4 replies...

 

There was a meme floating around here that pointed out how the biden supporters are quick to continue bashing trump but are strangely silent when it comes to giving biden compliments.

Pretty much tells the story doesn't it?
And lays a strong foundation for the mid term slaughter the despicables are facing, and the dirt on the despicable coffin in 2024.

 

White House, Pelosi set Biden State of the Union speech for March 1

In the invitation letter to Biden, Pelosi (D-Calif.) lavished praise on the president, thanking him for his “bold vision and patriotic leadership which have guided America out of crisis and into an era of great progress.”

The speaker also touted Biden’s stalled Build Back Better spending bill, calling it “truly transformational.”

Biden delivered remarks to a joint session of Congress last April laying out his agenda, but presidents are not considered to have delivered formal State of the Union addresses until after they have served one full year in office.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters on Air Force One Friday that Biden had accepted Pelosi’s invitation.

The White House did not immediately confirm whether the president would deliver his address on that date, but the acceptance of Pelosi’s invitation is believed to be a formality.

Every president since Franklin Delano Roosevelt has delivered State of the Union addresses in person before a joint session of Congress. The speech is usually held in January or early February.

Prior to this year, the latest date for a State of the Union address was for the one delivered by Ronald Reagan on Feb. 6, 1985. Former President Donald Trump’s last two addresses took place on Feb. 5, 2019, and Feb. 4, 2020, shortly before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The reason for scheduling the address for such a late date was not immediately clear, nor did Pelosi’s letter say whether any COVID-induced restrictions — such as limited capacity — would be in place.

 

Dismal jobs report...


Hiring slowed significantly at the end of last year, a stark indication that employers are struggling to fill positions even as the United States remains millions of jobs short of prepandemic levels.

The economy added 199,000 jobs in December on a seasonally adjusted basis, the Labor Department said Friday, down from 249,000 in November. The gains were the smallest in a year that nonetheless produced record job growth.

At the same time, there were signs that those looking for jobs last month were finding them. The unemployment rate fell to 3.9 percent, from 4.2 percent. Wages continued to surge, rising 0.6 percent in December and 4.7 percent for the year, reflecting intense competition among employers for workers.

 

Report: Taliban Threatened To Send 2,000 Suicide Bombers to Washington DC

The Taliban late last year reportedly warned the United States that it will deploy 2,000 suicide bombers to Washington, D.C., if the Biden administration follows through with a plan to post the same number of soldiers at the U.S. embassy facility in Kabul, Afghanistan.

The Taliban telegraphed the warning to U.S. leaders during ongoing talks in Doha, Qatar, according to a report by the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), a watchdog group that tracks jihadi communications and media reports. The Taliban objects to any U.S. presence in Afghanistan since the Biden administration last year removed all Americans in a bungled withdrawal that left several service members dead. If the United States does send its military back into the country, the Taliban says it will respond by sending a brigade of suicide bombers to the Afghan embassy in Washington.

The Taliban also intends to enlist suicide bombers as part of a new branch of special forces in the Afghan National Army.

"Our mujahideen in the Ishtishhadi Kandaks [martyrdom-seeking battalions] will be part of the army and [they] will be Special Forces and organized under the defense ministry," Zabihullah Mujahid, a veteran terrorist and leader in the Taliban government, said in a recent interview, according to MEMRI. "The Special Forces will be established in a specific number and used for special operations."

https://freebeacon.com/national-sec...o-send-2000-suicide-bombers-to-washington-dc/

 

State Pension Funds Help Repressive Regimes Like China’s, Critics Warn
By Gregory Bresiger
January 10, 2022 Updated: January 10, 2022
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Some American institutional investors, in pushing for the highest returns, could soon find themselves hanging by their own rope while destroying the country, critics warn.

That’s because several big American money managers are investing through retirement funds in China, according to critics who say there’s good reason for these investments to be reviewed.

They contend American dollars fund Chinese venture capital firms, undercutting American businesses and violating human rights.

“Can anyone explain to me why the Maryland State government is helping tech startups in China to compete with U.S. companies? MD pension fund invests in Chinese government-influenced VC fund,” Rob D. Atkinson, president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), wrote on Twitter recently.


ITIF is a D.C.-based technology think tank.


Maryland State Retirement & Pension System, in a December filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, reported that it increased its stake in Yum China Holdings Inc. “by 3.4 percent in the 3rd quarter,” according to its most recent 13F filing. The institutional investor owned 32,072 shares of the company’s stock after acquiring an additional 1,065 shares during the period.


Maryland State Retirement & Pension System’s holdings in Yum China were worth $1,897,000 at the end of the most recent quarter, the SEC reported.

Yum China Holdings operates restaurants and fast-food chains in China, including Kentucky Fried Chicken and Pizza Hut restaurants. However, several analysts have recently rated it as a sell. In November, Zacks Investment Research downgraded it from a hold to a sell. TheStreet in November dropped its rating from b to c+.
https://www.theepochtimes.com/state...regimes-like-chinas-critics-warn_4202351.html

 

Mizrahi: Biden Policy Drives Up Prices
Capitol ReportSteve Lance Jan 11, 2022 ShareFacebookTwitterCopy Link Comments

With prices continuing to rise, Americans are becoming increasingly weary, looking for answers. NTD spoke with Charles Mizrahi, financial expert and author of “Wall Street Profits for Main Street Investors,” to discuss the situation.
https://www.ntd.com/mizrahi-biden-policy-drives-up-prices_725620.html

 

Biden admin. energy policies cause prices to rise

https://www.oann.com/biden-admin-energy-policies-cause-prices-to-rise/

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UPDATED 3:00 PM PT – Sunday, January 9, 2022
The price of energy commodities continues to climb under the Biden administration. One America’s Christina Bobb has more.

 

Biden Administration
Biden Admin To Reduce Oil Leasing in Alaska

Comes amid record spike in energy prices



The Biden administration announced Monday it will ban oil and gas leasing on 11 million acres of Alaska's North Slope, reversing a Trump-era expansion of the country's petroleum reserve.

The Department of the Interior will block leases on nearly half of the 23 million-acre National Petroleum Reserve, federal land set aside for oil and gas extraction. The Trump administration had expanded oil leasing to 18.6 million acres, but the new order will reimpose Obama-era restrictions.

Although the Biden administration claims the regulations will help protect "threatened and endangered species," Alaska governor Mike Dunleavy (R.) slammed the order, saying it will diminish U.S. oil production amid a record spike in energy prices.

"This is another sign of the federal government turning its back on Alaska and hampering domestic energy production," Dunleavy told the Wall Street Journal. "The U.S. Department of Interior is putting the nation in a situation where we have to rely on foreign oil … at a time for growing prices and concern for American consumers."

The cost of energy commodities has spiked 57 percent over the last year, the Labor Department reported in December. The national average price of gas, meanwhile, increased nearly a dollar—a 42 percent jump.

The latest order follows the Biden administration's June decision to block oil and gas leases in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. The White House has faced increasing pressure from environmental groups, which have filed lawsuits to block energy leasing on federal lands.

Nada Culver, deputy director of the Bureau of Land Management, which oversees the National Petroleum Reserve, formerly helmed a nonprofit that pushes for an Alaska drilling ban, the Washington Free Beacon reported in June.

 

Biden Administration
Cardona Requested School Board Letter That Called Parents ‘Domestic Terrorists’

Parents group calls for investigation into 'jaw-dropping' emails

Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona asked the National School Boards Association to draft a controversial letter that referred to the parents of schoolchildren as potential domestic terrorists, emails show.

According to emails obtained by the group Parents Defending Education, association official Kristi Swett wrote to a colleague that the group's executive director Chip Slaven said "he was writing a letter to provide information to the White House, from a request by Secretary Cordona [sic]."

The emails provide the first indication that Cardona had a hand in creating the letter, which provided cover for the Justice Department to form a federal task force to investigate threats of violence against school board members. Fox News first reported the details of the emails.

"The allegation that Secretary Cardona requested the NSBA's involvement is jaw-dropping, and should be investigated immediately. American parents deserve to know whether the head of the U.S. Department of Education sought to silence their voices—and if so, he must be held accountable," said Parents Defending Education president Nicole Neily.

Slaven and National School Boards Association president Viola Garcia called on President Joe Biden in the Sept. 29 letter to deploy the FBI and use the Patriot Act to investigate threats made against school board members as acts of "domestic terrorism." Attorney General Merrick Garland formed a federal task force to investigate threats against school boards on Oct. 4.

Parent groups and Republicans blasted Garland over the decision, saying they were concerned that the task force would have a chilling effect on parents' dissent against local school board policies. Many parents across the country have voiced concern over school districts' teaching of left-wing ideologies, such as critical race theory.

The Washington Free Beacon previously reported that other emails from National School Boards Association members show that officials were in contact with the White House and Department of Education prior to sending the letter. Garcia wrote in an email on Oct. 2 that association officials had been engaged with the administration for "several weeks" prior to sending the letter to Biden.

It is unclear why Cardona requested the letter from the National School Boards Association rather than communicate concerns to the White House himself.

Cardona's discussions with the association also raise questions about his selection of Garcia, the association official, to serve on the National Assessment Governing Board, which oversees testing used across the country. The Free Beacon reported that Cardona selected Garcia to serve on the board on Oct. 1.

It is unclear if Cardona reviewed the association's letter before it was sent to the White House. The Department of Education did not respond to a request for comment. The Free Beacon has submitted Freedom of Information Act requests seeking agency records regarding the letter.

The National School Boards Association did not respond to a request for comment.

 

Crime boss Biden and the Ho (half cracker 3.0) Administration hits an impressive 33% approval

 

(CNN)President Joe Biden painted a dire picture for the nation's future elections during a major speech on voting rights while in Atlanta on Tuesday, expressing his frustration at Republicans who blocked voting rights legislation and calling on the US Senate to change its filibuster rules to accommodate the bills' passage.

"I've been having these quiet conversations with members of Congress for the last two months. I'm tired of being quiet," Biden said, slamming his hand on the lectern.
The President's speech in Atlanta, a city at the heart of the civil rights movement, is the latest in his recurring calls for the nation's voting rights to be bolstered. Throughout the first year of his presidency, Biden has devoted several speeches to voting rights, including in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on the centenary of the race massacre in that city; South Carolina State University's graduation ceremony; at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington and at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia.
Changing the filibuster rules in the Senate, which require 60 votes to end debate on legislation, was a major focus of the day Tuesday -- and Biden's address specifically.

"I support changing the Senate rules, whichever way they need to be changed to prevent a minority of senators from blocking actions on voting rights," he said.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/01/11/politics/biden-atlanta-voting-rights-speech/index.html