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Originally posted by JO753:
Hard to blame Biden for any uv thoze.

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Originally posted by JO753:
Hard to blame Biden for any uv thoze wen I'm a cheer leadr phor Democratz.

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Originally posted by JO753:
Keep in mind that the GoPs obstructed everything Obama wanted to do and are doing the same to Biden now.

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JO753:
Hard to blame Biden for any uv thoze.

SIGNYM: Why not blame Biden*?

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Anybody catch Full Measure with Sharryl Atkinsson tonight?

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
You haven't answered my question, JO. Why NOT blame Biden*?

I mean, it's not as if inflation WASN'T the predicted outcome of massive money-printing in absence of increased production. The classic definition of inflation - "Too much money chasing too few goods" - still holds.

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I'm alwayz interested in where you Gullibullz get your 'info' frum. I never looked at anything frum her befor.

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You couldn't pay me to watch Fox News.

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I had to tie my ass kicking foot to the chair to keep frum spasticly breaking sumthing.

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That's funny. That's almost exactly what I do when I try to sit through a Maddow or Olbermann segment.



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Give me liberty or just come shoot me in my house. I'm so over this ridiculous reality.

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Originally posted by JO753:

Keep in mind that the GoPs obstructed everything Obama wanted to do and are doing the same to Biden now.

They are not on 'Team America' they are on 'Team Republican' wich iz now owned by Trump, hoo iz still owned by Putin.

You dont get to blame Obama or Biden for any failure bekuz the GoPs cauzed the failurez.

It duznt take much imajination to see where we woud be now in Biden'z America if we had 67 or so Dem Senatorz.

THEN if thingz went bad, you woud be entitled to blame him.

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Originally posted by JO753:

Keep in mind that the GoPs obstructed everything Obama wanted to do and are doing the same to Biden now.

They are not on 'Team America' they are on 'Team Republican' wich iz now owned by Trump, hoo iz still owned by Putin.

You dont get to blame Obama or Biden for any failure bekuz the GoPs cauzed the failurez.

It duznt take much imajination to see where we woud be now in Biden'z America if we had 67 or so Dem Senatorz.

THEN if thingz went bad, you woud be entitled to blame him.

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Dead on JO, dead on.

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Originally posted by JO753:
Keep in mind that the GoPs obstructed everything Obama wanted to do and are doing the same to Biden now.

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1) Oh baloney. The Dems had control of Congress and the WH for the first two years of Obama's reign, and a historic financial crsis that called for Big Action, an upwelling of popular support ... and what did Obama do with it? Hire Geithner, the banker's friend, and throw money at banks. Took Medicare for All and public option off the table and pass a crippled ACA that threw us all into the maw of corporate health and big pharma. Start endless "wars of choice" in the Mideast. Shred the Constitution even more. Have you forgotten about Occupy??? The millions of people who lost their homes?The ginormous transfer of wealth to the wealthy?

2) You STILL don't "get it", do you, JO? You still think that Dems are somehow throwbacks to FDR and are in it for "the people". The only thing stopping Dems from fronting viable candidates that people can vote are the Dems themselves. the DNC has been throwing us under the bus since Clinton.

Not that the GOP is any better. It's a shit-show in DC, run by money.

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But spesificly conserning inflation, obviously the pandemic relievez Biden uv any blame. We needed peepl to not interact and that took a hyooj pile uv $$$. Lots uv working stiffs, especially the lowest income, ended up with spare $ for a chanje.

And dont forget it all started during Trumps term.

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Unfortunately (now herez a real complaint) we still arent taking the virus seriously enuf. Biden seemz to be making the mistake uv trying to get everybody bak to work too soon like Trump did.

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Biden Budget Will Push Federal Debt As Share Of Economy To Record Level, Report Says

President Biden is set to propose a federal budget that calls for $6 trillion in spending in the 2022 fiscal year, with deficits running above $1.3 trillion a year over the next ten years, the New York Times first reported Thursday, raising federal spending to its highest levels since World War II amid the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.

Biden has proposed two ambitious federal spending plans—the American Jobs Plan and the American Families Plan—that are designed to revitalize the American economy through investments in infrastructure and the “care economy.”

Much of the increase in spending in his 2022 budget is driven by those two proposals along with other increases in discretionary spending, the Times reported.

Biden has proposed paying for those two proposals over 15 years with tax hikes on corporations and wealthy Americans.

The power to approve the spending Biden requests ultimately lies with Congress.
Big Number

$1.8 trillion. That’s how much the federal deficit would be in the 2022 fiscal year under Biden’s proposed budget, according to the Times. During the 2020 fiscal year, the final year of President Trump’s term, the federal deficit totaled an eye-watering $3.1 trillion thanks to massive spending on coronavirus response and relief measures. Biden’s proposed budget would also push total debt held by the public up to 117% of the size of the economy over a decade, the Times reported, with debt as a share of the economy reaching record levels exceeding those seen during World War II.
Tangent

The Washington Post reported last week that Biden’s budget will exclude several of his flagship campaign promises, including a plan to cut prescription drug costs. Student loan forgiveness is also expected to be excluded, as is a plan to raise the estate tax, according to the Post. The Times reported that Biden’s plan to overhaul the American unemployment insurance program is also excluded.

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Hard to blame Biden for any uv thoze.

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Why not blame Biden*?

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1) Oh baloney. The Dems had control of Congress and the WH for the first two years of Obama's reign...

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2) You STILL don't "get it", do you, JO? You still think that Dems are somehow throwbacks to FDR and are in it for "the people".

Not that the GOP is any better. It's a shit-show in DC, run by money.

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So, JO, any reason to think that Obama would have done SO MUCH good, if only he hadn't been thwarted by those nasty Republicans?

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Oh yeah, one more REAL complaint against Biden* - he has dementia. Links later.

I can't imagine how Biden* is going to "negotiate" with Putin.

I think that Trump has rampant adult ADHD with some ODD attached, but Biden* is more compromised.

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Oh yeah, one more REAL complaint against Biden* - he has dementia. Links later.
I can't imagine how Biden* is going to "negotiate" with Putin.
I think that Trump has rampant adult ADHD with some ODD attached, but Biden* is more compromised.

JO: I'll take a doddering old man over a blackmailed idiot megalomaniac any day uv the week!
Prezident Biden iz no fool.

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Even if Putin iz smarter, he iz at an extreem disadvantaj.

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The main thing I'm worried about iz AF1 getting shot down or sabatojd. Putin will do it if he thinks he can get away with it.

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Biden confuses Syria with Libya several times during G7 speech..

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/joe-biden-putin-syria-libya-ga
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Biden gets lost and wanders into a court at G7 before being led away by his wife
https://twitter.com/i/status/1403421687861764099

Of course, you won't find this on the M$M, because just as avidly as they demonized Trump 24/7/365, they are diligently protecting Biden*.





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Biden confuses Syria with Libya several times during G7 speech..

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/joe-biden-putin-syria-libya-ga
ffe-russia

Biden gets lost and wanders into a court at G7 before being led away by his wife
https://twitter.com/i/status/1403421687861764099

Of course, you won't find this on the M$M, because just as avidly as they demonized Trump 24/7/365, they are diligently protecting Biden*.

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Conrad Black: A Tsunami Of Crises About To Swamp Biden Administration
Wednesday, Jun 30, 2021 - 10:20 PM

The Biden-Harris administration is now in an extended levitation of credibility. Except for Donald Trump, who entered office in the midst of a public relations terror campaign against him and had no trace of a political honeymoon, all incoming presidents arrive with a favoring wind of bipartisan goodwill behind them.
A group of Venezuelans wait to be picked up by Border Patrol after illegally crossing the Rio Grande from Mexico into Del Rio, Texas, on June 3, 2021. (Charlotte Cuthbertson/The Epoch Times)

Especially as President Biden came into office promising a quieter and more genteel atmosphere and has largely done that, it is not surprising that his general popularity has been sustained at somewhat above 50 percent these first five months. But for a long time the Democrats have not had any war-cry except “We’re not Trump” and “That is racism.”

In service to that credo, from Inauguration Day they have taken the position that they would do the reverse of anything Trump did: outright reaction unsupported by any analysis. Nothing else is conceivable as an explanation for their southern border policy.

As Vice President Harris checked the box by going to El Paso, 800 miles away from the more agitated areas of illegal southern entry last week, she repeated the mantra that this administration inherited a mess. The polls are unanimous in indicating that the public realizes they did not inherit a mess; they inherited the almost complete end of illegal immigration and they squandered it instantly and jubilantly by effectively inviting the world to enter while having the hapless Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas repeat like a Disney World self-propelled puppet “The border is closed.”

Television viewers can switch channels from that almost daily pronunciamento to see illegal immigrants swarming across by land and through water. Illegal immigration is now running at the rate of two million a year, which is an unsustainable level of entry of almost entirely unskilled people who will severely strain the social and educational and public security services of the southern border states.

It is a crisis closing in upon a disaster, and the public can already see it approaching. All that can be said for the vice president’s visit to El Paso, where she was welcomed by the gushy local Democratic congresswoman to the “21st Century Ellis Island,” (where people arrived legally and some were rejected), is that it was nothing like as great a fiasco as her visit to Mexico and Guatemala three weeks ago.

There she conspicuously failed to excite the enthusiasm of the American public to deluge more billions of dollars into those improvident areas in order to tackle “the sources of the problem”—the ancient liberal death wish of turning America’s pockets inside out to fight poverty in poor foreign countries by enriching their avaricious politicians.
Inflation

The tsunami of crises that are about to break over this administration do not stop at the southern border. It is no longer possible to disguise that inflation is stoking up. Awareness of this has been clouded and deferred because the composition of the index does not necessarily reflect the needs of average families.

If the figures are broken out and averaged in traditional ways, the current rate of inflation appears to be something like eight or 9 percent and it will continue to remain high while the Sanders wing of the Democratic Party, which was solely responsible for the so-called Biden-Sanders Unity Program, is sticking to its guns.

It demands and may force trillions more dollars to be thrown out of the windows of the Treasury and the Federal Reserve in an instant and artificial expansion of the money supply. The president’s latest wheeze for trying to satisfy Sanders while making a gesture to advocates of sane fiscal policy was his professed agreement on a bipartisan infrastructure bill, which almost everyone agrees is needed and is a good thing, followed a couple of hours later by the assertion that it would not be approved if not accompanied by a much larger “virtual infrastructure” measure.

The Republicans who had agreed the bipartisan measure rose in revolt and the president, as is his custom, (and as is made plausible by his frequently turgid inarticulation), announced that he had been misunderstood. For the first time he is under some pressure to work himself out of one of the jams that he has blundered into, instead of just shrugging it off and relying on the docile media to ignore it.

If he retains any of his old Senate bargaining skill, he may be able to come through it with his credibility intact. But he is trying to govern from a high wire, a very hazardous procedure for so unsteady a leader.
Crime

Even more urgent than the surging immigration and imminent inflation crises is the entirely predictable and much predicted crime wave. Violent crime is up everywhere and especially in Democratic-governed cities that cravenly bowed to the outrageous demands in the “peaceful protests” of last summer that injured 2000 police personnel, killed approximately 50 people, and caused over $2 billion of property damage.

The rioters, almost none of whom would have been Republican voters, demanded that the police be defunded and “reimagined” and this was done in many cities, generating violent crime increases of from 25 to 150 percent.

All Biden’s nonsense about shooting to hit people in the leg and enlisting social workers and psychologists to go out on 911 calls is vanishing in the vast cauldron of skyrocketing violent crime. Many formerly feasible neighborhoods are terrorized by gangs and conditions are undoubtedly aggravated by sluggish work from police forces that are tired of being the scapegoats for racist urban terrorists. The ranks of American urban police are thinning rapidly as the people in blue can easily find less hazardous and more highly appreciated work.

The president’s address on crime on June 23 took refuge in the usual Democratic arguments about gun control. No doubt the gun laws can be better enforced, but the counter-argument that in such lawless conditions, the existence of firearms in most American homes is a factor of deterrence of crime and not an incitement to it.

Chicago has tough gun laws but its worst areas are shooting galleries where the arrest rates are so low that it is obvious that the police are either compromised by their association with violent gangs or confining themselves to the perimeters of the most crime-ridden areas and have abandoned the core of those areas to the Darwinian masters of them, (and these desperate conditions are certainly not confined to Chicago).

The president was correct in his plan to give greater assistance to criminals returning to civilian life and to prison reform in general, but that will work better with nonviolent people who are generally chronically over-sentenced, and who are much less likely to be repeat offenders than their violence-prone fellow inmates.
Possible Fixes

This is a problem that disconcerts and frightens scores of millions of Americans. When the administration comes to its collective senses, it can go back to the Trump methods of protecting the southern border while giving their policy a name that connotes reform.

Biden can also stop being intimidated by Sanders and (Congresswoman) Ocasio Cortez and be assured of a large number of the reasonable majority with any serious gesture of fiscal restraint, at least up until the midterm elections. It might not be too late to damp down the psychology of inflation.

But there is no quick fix to violent crime. It will soon be impossible to hide from the necessity to intervene directly to finance the recruitment and proper training of at least 100,000 more police personnel.

The methods for reducing violent urban crime in the United States are now well known and were demonstrated by the mayoral regime of Rudolph Giuliani in New York (1993–2001), and there is no alternative but to return to them and the federal government can incentivize that.

The embarrassment to the Democrats in such a course will be as nothing to the embarrassment they will receive at the polls next year if they do not take serious anti-crime measures

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Am I thie only one who thinks that the media has "gone dark" when it comes to the Biden*/Harris administration? No news about ... anything?

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southern border policy ... they inherited the almost complete end of illegal immigration and they squandered it instantly and jubilantly by effectively inviting the world to enter

(Harris) conspicuously failed to excite the enthusiasm of the American public to deluge more billions of dollars into those improvident areas

inflation is stoking up ... the current rate of inflation appears to be something like eight or 9 percent

bipartisan infrastructure bill ... followed a couple of hours later by the assertion that it would not be approved if not accompanied by a much larger “virtual infrastructure” measure

skyrocketing violent crime ... the police () defunded and “reimagined” and this was done in many cities, generating violent crime increases of from 25 to 150 percent

The ranks of American urban police are thinning rapidly

(lack of) fiscal restraint

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Trump is 5th from the bottom or should I say worst. People complaining about Biden is too funny...

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Originally posted by THG: Says SIGNYM, the demented racist Polish Russian Collaborator QAnon conspiracy theorist.

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Wow, you can't seem to decide exactly WHAT I am, so you bend over and splatter the wall?

I hope you realize that even your "friends" here think you're stupid.




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THUGR posts about Putin so much, he must be in love.

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ICE Agents, Sheriffs Sue Biden Admin Over ‘Unlawful’ Deportation Policy
By Charlotte Cuthbertson
July 1, 2021 Updated: July 1, 2021


GALVESTON, Texas—A group of sheriffs and active Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers have filed suit against the Biden administration for its “unlawful and unconstitutional” requirements regarding the arrest and deportation of illegal aliens.

The plaintiffs are seeking an injunction to a Feb. 18 memorandum that they say “commands ICE officers to violate the specific terms of federal immigration law.”

“The relief we are seeking is that the court order ICE and the Department of Homeland Security to simply follow the law,” lead attorney Kris Kobach said after filing the suit at the Galveston federal courthouse on July 1. “To follow the specific laws … that require them to detain and deport certain illegal aliens.”

The lawsuit (pdf) alleges that “many extremely dangerous illegal aliens who would have been detained prior to the February 18 Memorandum are now not being detained—against the wishes of the ICE officers seeking to detain them, and in violation of federal statutes requiring their detention and/or removal.”

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Wow, you can't seem to decide exactly WHAT I am, so you bend over and splatter the wall?

I hope you realize that even your "friends" here think you're stupid.




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THUGR posts about Putin so much, he must be in love.

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Texas Begins Arresting Illegal Immigrants for Trespassing as Part of Gov. Greg Abbott’s Border Security Plan
By Tom Ozimek
July 23, 2021 Updated: July 23, 2021

Authorities in Texas have begun arresting illegal immigrants along the U.S.-Mexico border on trespassing charges, according to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, who has blamed the Biden administration for the surge in illegal immigration and has put in motion his own border security plan to crack down on illegal crossings.

“Texas has begun arresting illegal immigrants who are trespassing in Texas or vandalizing property & fences. They are now being sent to this jail rather than being released like the Biden Admin. has been doing. We are adding more officers, National Guard & jails,” Abbott said in a tweet Thursday.

So far, at least 10 people have been jailed, with more on the way, authorities said Thursday. The detainees are being held at what had been an empty state prison in Dilley, Texas, about 100 miles north of the border city of Laredo, according to Robert Hurst, a spokesman for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. The converted facility will be able to hold more than 950 people, he said.

Val Verde County Attorney David Martinez said that all of those arrested so far have been single adult men. He said he had been advised last week that the number of arrests of illegal immigrants could rise to as many as 100 to 200 per day.

The arrests put in motion plans that Abbott first announced in June, when he hosted a Border Security Summit in Del Rio, during which he said individuals who enter Texas illegally would be subject to arrest for trespassing.

“President Biden’s open-border policies have led to a humanitarian crisis at our southern border as record levels of illegal immigrants, drugs, and contraband pour into Texas,” Abbott said in a June 10 statement. “While securing the border is the federal government’s responsibility, Texas will not sit idly by as this crisis grows. The state is working collaboratively with communities impacted by the crisis to arrest and detain individuals coming into Texas illegally.”

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