President Biden Disgracefully Uses the Bully Pulpit to Destroy the Bicameral System of the USA

What you are upset about is Democrats fighting back....

How long did you expect to be able to call Democrats, pedophiles, communists, terrorists, baby killers, etc, etc, etc --- and expect Dems to just sit and take it?

Yall are the biggest pussies on Earth...

Why are you worried about what Deplorables say?
 
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I don't want you to be afraid of me........you have enough mediocrity and insecurity in your life to be afraid of...that is the fuel that drives Conservativsm, fear......folks like you think student loan debt relief means the end of America..fear is all you have....
You better keep your day job. Your guesswork seer proclivities fall short. :rolleyes-41:
 
Look for facts and not only for what any Republican or source says.


Republicans are the ones who stormed the Capitol on 1/6/21 to keep the certification from happening.

That is fascist behavior.

Most legal, and illegal immigrants may have been illiterate as some point when they arrived to the continent since 1619, or near that time.
The US has a policy for those who are escaping wars, etc.

Ukrainians were accepted by the thousands into this country fleeing the war, but others who come from the southern border should not have the chance to become legal residents?
Racism on the Republican side, or what else could it be?



Gas prices are lower now. Went up due to Russia invading Ukraine. They are way down now,.

Inflation is a global issue due to containers not delivering its products, lack of truck drivers to deliver the products, Russia's invasion of Ukraine which cause problems all over the world.

Inflation is stagnant now, about to go down.




Economists have attributed the high inflation to an imbalance between supply and demand, which has led to the Fed's moves with interest rates. The Labor Department reported last Friday that the U.S. economy added a better than expected 372,000 jobs in June, and wages have also increased over the past year.Jul 13, 2022

Why Is Inflation So High Right Now? - Newsweek


Will US inflation go down?
A July analysis by supply chain firm Flexport found consumer preference for goods has started to decline. This period of inflation could end by the middle of 2023, Hogan estimates. “We're seeing prices come down and that will help shorten the inflation cycle,” he says.Aug 9, 2022
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When Will Inflation Go Down? – Forbes Advisor

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Sorry, but I have trouble with you on a personal level. Your brainwashed beliefs is having you vote for the anti-Israel party.

There was no insurrection. What we had was a media and FBI so biased that they worked together to suppress TRUE stories that would have given Trump the win.
 
YES, he certainly was. He had helped restored domestic partnerships between Israel and a few friendly Arab countries, while cutting off funding to HAMAS, to signal to the world that Israel is a decent, civilized country eager for good relations with its Arab neighbors. On the Democrat side, we have far-left congress critters lobbying for the defunding of the Iron Dome and fighting to allow the leftist educators to permit the BDS movement to ferment antisemitism on campus.
Progressives are a small number of the Democratic Party. They are not successful in their extremist attempts.
 
Sorry, but I have trouble with you on a personal level. Your brainwashed beliefs is having you vote for the anti-Israel party.

There was no insurrection. What we had was a media and FBI so biased that they worked together to suppress TRUE stories that would have given Trump the win.
And I.....am brainwashed .

 
Sorry, but I have trouble with you on a personal level. Your brainwashed beliefs is having you vote for the anti-Israel party.

There was no insurrection. What we had was a media and FBI so biased that they worked together to suppress TRUE stories that would have given Trump the win.
President Obama increased yearly aid to Israel to four billion dollars. He helped Israel develop its Iron Dome express. Trump also helped Israel. I am glad that Israel has bi partisan support, and that support for Israel is not an issue in the United States.
 
Progressives are a small number of the Democratic Party. They are not successful in their extremist attempts.
But they are blocking efforts to ramp down on antisemitism on college campus, as the Dems are more concerned with the feelings of Muslims than the Jews who are prevented from holding student government positions due to their support of Israel.

I need to leave now, but if you are interested in the legislation the Republicans wanted to pass to ramp down on campus antisemitism, and the Democrats who refused to even allow it out of committee, I will start a new thread on it later today.
 
Trump allowed all antisemites to come out of their caves and antisemitism cases grew by the hundreds and are still high since he before he became President.
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During the past decade, social media has amplified the voices of white supremacists and anti-Semites, but it is Trump who has lent them legitimacy and emboldened them to come out of the shadows.

The biggest threat to Jews today are not wealthy WASPs, working-class Catholics, or low-income African Americans, but white supremacist groups—whose members are distinct from but sometimes overlap with white evangelical Christians—that have grown in number and audacity in the last few years.

It is no accident that anti-Semitic incidents have spiked since Donald Trump began campaigning for president in 2015. While Trump takes umbrage at being called an anti-Semite—“I’m the least anti-Semitic person you’ve ever seen,” he’s said on several occasions—his use of anti-Semitic stereotypes has emboldened Jew-haters. He verbalizes, encourages, enables, tolerates, winks at, and makes excuses for anti-Semitism, most notably when he said that some of the Nazis marching in Charlottesville in 2017 were “good people.”

Anti-Semitic comments on social media skyrocketed after Trump announced his campaign. An ADL report uncovered more than 2.6 million tweets with anti-Semitic comments and images from August 2015 to July 2016—a huge upsurge from the previous year. Many of the commenters identified themselves as Trump supporters or Clinton haters, and many of the tweets (including death threats) were directed at Jewish journalists who had been critical of Trump.

Trump has consistently used anti-Semitic stereotypes in his business and political careers. In July 2016, during his campaign, Trump tweeted a graphic borrowed from 8chan, a website frequented by white supremacists, showing Hillary Clinton against a backdrop of $100 bills. Inside a six-pointed red star (clearly the Star of David) were the words, “Most Corrupt Candidate Ever!”

In a speech in October 2016, Trump claimed that “Hillary Clinton meets in secret with international banks to plot the destruction of U.S. sovereignty in order to enrich these global financial powers, her special interest friends and her donors.” He didn’t need to use the word “Jew” in order to evoke the sort of global banking cabal familiar to anyone who has read The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, the anti-Semitic forgery that has fueled anti-Jewish violence for over a century. Trump’s comments were not an off-hand remark. The speech was designed to fire up Trump’s white nationalist supporters. Trump’s frequent references at campaign rallies and during the debates to Sidney Blumenthal, George Soros, and Debbie Wasserman Schultz—Jewish supporters of Hillary Clinton—were also no accident.

In December 2015, in a speech to the Republican Jewish Coalition, Trump said, “I’m a negotiator like you folks, we are negotiators. . . . Is there anybody that doesn’t renegotiate deals in this room? This room negotiates them—perhaps more than any other room I’ve ever spoken in.” Digging himself deeper, Trump added: “And I know why you’re not going to support me. You’re not going to support me because I don’t want your money. Isn’t it crazy? You want to control your own politician.”

In Trump’s final campaign video, a clear appeal to anti-Semitism, he warned of “those who control the levers of power in Washington” and of “global special interests” who “partner with these people who don’t have your good in mind,” while pictures flashed of Hillary Clinton and three Jews: Soros, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, and Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein.

Trump’s rants about immigrants “invading” the United States are also tied to the long-standing anti-Semitic slur that Jews have conspired to destroy America by encouraging mass immigration by non-white people. These racist fears are the origin of the slogan “Jews will not replace us,” chanted by the white supremacists who marched with Nazi flags and torches in Charlottesville. In 2018, Trump baselessly accused Democrats of encouraging a caravan of refugees to seek entry into the United States, while his close ally Matt Gaetz, a Florida congressman, accused philanthropist George Soros, who is a Jew and a Democrat, of funding the caravan.

The killers who went on rampages at two different synagogues in the past year and a half echoed this canard about Jews plotting to promote non-white immigration. Before he entered the Pittsburgh synagogue, Robert Gregory Bowers posted a message online attacking HIAS (originally called the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society), a Jewish nonprofit group that was helping bring refugees from Syria and Afghanistan to the United States. “HIAS likes to bring invaders in that kill our people,” he wrote. “I can’t sit by and watch my people get slaughtered.” John T. Earnest, the attacker at the Poway synagogue, wrote “I would die a thousand times over to prevent the doomed fate that the Jews have planned for my race” on an anti-Semitic message board. “Every Jew is responsible for the meticulously planned genocide of the European race. They act as a unit, and every Jew plays his part to enslave the other races around him—whether consciously or subconsciously. Their crimes are endless.”

“We have a president who talks about ‘hordes’ and ‘swarms’ and all sorts of other things about immigrants,” explained Deborah Lipstadt, an Emory University historian, to a reporter for Vox. “This stuff has been around for a long time . . . but now lots of the barriers are down, and now people feel like they can say it and they can do things.”

(full article online)

President Trump is not and never was any of the DNC Party obfuscations and fake claims in two fake impeachments made from the cowpie-filled Steele Dossier--created by Hillary Rodham the traitor of the American people through her vicious and salacious lies against her innocent-of-fake charges she personally orchestrated with her FBI file scandal lie that she destroyed her copies of the files she tapped the FBI for back in her husband's "Two for the Price of One" presidency. /barf!
 
President Obama increased yearly aid to Israel to four billion dollars. He helped Israel develop its Iron Dome express. Trump also helped Israel. I am glad that Israel has bi partisan support, and that support for Israel is not an issue in the United States.

Biden restarted the funding to HAMAS (funneled via the Palestinians) that Trump had stopped.
 
But they are blocking efforts to ramp down on antisemitism on colelge campus, as the Dems are more concerned with the feelings of Muslims than the Jews who are prevented from holding student government positions due to their support of Israel.

I need to leave now, but if you are interested in the legislation the Republicans wanted to pass to ramp down on campus antisemitism, and the Democrats who refused to even allow it out of committee, I will start a new thread on it later today.
I acknowledge that Republicans are more pro Israel than Democrats. Before the Six Day War it was the other way around.
 
Biden restarted the funding to HAMAS (funneled via the Palestinians) that Trump had stopped.
I am opposed to that. If I only voted for politicians who agreed with me about everything, I would never vote.
 
I acknowledge that Republicans are more pro Israel than Democrats. Before the Six Day War it was the other way around.
Yes, and before the Six Day War my family and their friends (I was too going to vote, obviously) were all Democrats. They have almost all changed to Republican.
 
Never will.

Pelosi is in charge, not 4 House Representatives and their extreme ideas.
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“Nancy doesn’t have much patience for people who don’t know what they don’t know.”

Pelosi was famous for having what POLITICO once described as “an iron fist in a Gucci glove.” There was no better example of that than her dealings with the Squad, the quartet of progressive women elected in 2018. She hadn’t survived as the top Democrat in the House for nearly two decades by ignoring challenges or challengers. Instead, she applied the lessons she had learned to win them over, or at least keep them at bay.

After the members of the Squad became the only four Democrats to vote against an immigration bill backed by Pelosi, she breezily dismissed their opposition. “All these people have their public whatever and their Twitter world,” she told The New York Times in an interview, after breezily popping a chocolate treat in her mouth. “But they don’t have any following. They’re four people, and that’s how many votes they got.”

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I saw that in her as she offered the Squad what could be seen as a not-so-veiled threat, or perhaps just a schooling in political reality. “They’ll understand when they have something they want to pass,” she said. “If you don’t want any results, you don’t ever have to do anything. But if you have something that you want to pass, you’re better off not having your chief of staff send out a tweet in the manner in which that was sent out. Totally inappropriate.”

By now she wasn’t bothering to mask her ire. “I’ve never seen anything like it,” she said.

(full article online)

 

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