Illinois sheriff’s deputy charged with murder shot Black woman in face after she called police for help

Actually the fool who doesn't know about the bills is you. Uncle Tim's bill was nothing but recommendations, no real concrete change.

Scott's bill didn't get rid of No Knock Warrants, didn't change Qualified Immunity, didn't address police misconduct, so you tell me what the real reform was in Uncle Tim's police reform bill.
Haha you have no idea what is in thr JUSTICE act, you didn’t even know who dick durbin was.

You are clueless on the topic and simply repeating talking points your demklan told you
 
You ignorant, mumble mouth, racist hag she wasn't holding a damn thing when she was shot in the face. Why are you such a fking liar.
You are a liar!

Massey was holding & throwing pot of boiling water in officers direction when shot.

However, Officer was acting as aggressor inside Massey's home & had opportunity to de-escalate & retreat making his use of deadly force unjustified.
 
You are a liar!

Massey was holding & throwing pot of boiling water in officers direction when shot.

However, Officer was acting as aggressor inside Massey's home & had opportunity to de-escalate & retreat making his use of deadly force unjustified.

Creepy. Why you feel this pressing need to lie about the situation is creepy.
 
You didn’t even know who wrote it! Haha

You keep talking about it but didn’t even know the author

You have no clue what’s in it, all you know is your demaklan masters told you it’s good For you

Pathetic, boot licking
All your weak ass does is try and tell folks what they don't know to cover up your own ignorance on the issues. Hard to defend Uncle Tim's weak ass bill.
 
You are a liar!

Massey was holding & throwing pot of boiling water in officers direction when shot.

However, Officer was acting as aggressor inside Massey's home & had opportunity to de-escalate & retreat making his use of deadly force unjustified.
You idiot, she wasn't holding or throwing a damn thing. Why does racist trash lie when it's on video.
 
All your weak ass does is try and tell folks what they don't know to cover up your own ignorance on the issues. Hard to defend Uncle Tim's weak ass bill.
So, all that’s needed for you to oppose something is which side politically the author is on?

That sounds like the definition of a useful idiot.
 
You know why arsewipe, Deep State D congress create a crisis to regain power. They can't have the people with a voice. They take power, spend like maniacs to fix it as they falsely blame the peoples party.

I think you have it in reverse.

Republicans fuck things up (Covid, the Great Recession, The S&L Crisis and Recession of 1990), and Democrats have to come in and fix stuff.
 
I think you have it in reverse.

Republicans fuck things up (Covid, the Great Recession, The S&L Crisis and Recession of 1990), and Democrats have to come in and fix stuff.
Record Covid deaths and record inflation under harris and xiden

Record number of people worse off
 
I think you have it in reverse.

Republicans fuck things up (Covid, the Great Recession, The S&L Crisis and Recession of 1990), and Democrats have to come in and fix stuff.
That’s absurd and shows your bias. Ds and Rs don’t fix anything, but they do fuck things up all the time.
 
Good for you, however a record number of Americans are saying they are worse off

You are clearly out of touch with working Americans.


Now, consumers are largely left with the same buying power they had four years ago rather than having seen real income gains over that time that would have helped bolster their financial picture.

Since the start of the pandemic, prices — as measured by the Consumer Price Index — are up nearly 21% and wages over that time are up just over 22%, according to federal data. But while consumers have made up some ground, the inflation-adjusted wage growth of around 1% that consumers saw over the past four years is what they typically would have seen in a single year prior to the pandemic, said Pollak. For many workers, a salary raise has just enabled them to keep up with their expenses rather than improve their lifestyle or feel like they are getting ahead financially.


Helping drive those wages up has been a historically strong job market where demand from employers has outstripped the supply of people willing or able to do those jobs. The unemployment rate has fallen from 6.4% when Biden came into office to 4% in May after dropping to as low as 3.4% last year, the lowest in more than five decades. During Trump’s four years in office, unemployment also steadily declined to 3.5% before surging during the pandemic to nearly 15%.
 

Now, consumers are largely left with the same buying power they had four years ago rather than having seen real income gains over that time that would have helped bolster their financial picture.

Since the start of the pandemic, prices — as measured by the Consumer Price Index — are up nearly 21% and wages over that time are up just over 22%, according to federal data. But while consumers have made up some ground, the inflation-adjusted wage growth of around 1% that consumers saw over the past four years is what they typically would have seen in a single year prior to the pandemic, said Pollak. For many workers, a salary raise has just enabled them to keep up with their expenses rather than improve their lifestyle or feel like they are getting ahead financially.


Helping drive those wages up has been a historically strong job market where demand from employers has outstripped the supply of people willing or able to do those jobs. The unemployment rate has fallen from 6.4% when Biden came into office to 4% in May after dropping to as low as 3.4% last year, the lowest in more than five decades. During Trump’s four years in office, unemployment also steadily declined to 3.5% before surging during the pandemic to nearly 15%.
There is dembot fantasy, and then there is the real world....this is what Harris/Xiden admin has done:

High inflation made finances worse for 65% of Americans last year​



Inflation may have slowed last year, but it continued to deal heavy blows — some devastating — on Americans’ livelihoods: Nearly two-thirds of US adults were worse off because of it, and roughly 1 in 6 couldn’t pay all their monthly bills, new Federal Reserve data shows.
 

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