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1. Pfizer took Warp Speed's $1.95b, not for development and manufacturing, but for the vaccine.Then you lied.Warp Speed offered Pfizer funding, but Pfizer refused it, for development & manufacturing.
Funny, Pfizer isn't on the list you posted of vaccines funded by operation warp speed.
You said that operation warp speed funded pfizers vaccine development.
Once more. It was Germany that funded Pfizer
Thank you Angela Merkel.
1. Right, because separating parents from children was sooooo much less radical.1. Catch and release1. Apprehended and kept. That’s why people are freaking about overwhelmed resources at HHS1. Apprehended and then let go, Its called "catch and release", duh.1. Your graph shows apprehensions. Border ain’t open if they’re apprehending people.1. Yes there are open borders, just look at the massive influx of illegals crossing the southern border1. There are no open borders.1. Open borders
2. Making DC a state
3. Making the US military more "woke" including Critical Race Theory
4. Massive spending when the US economy is recovering nicely, so massive inflation will result
5. HR-1, a recipe for one party rule
2. I wasn't aware taxation with representation was a radical ideal in the United States
3. We don't want anyone knowing about the racism in our past. Let's just sweep that under the rug.
4. Spending money to benefit average Americans? Just more radicalism I guess.
5. If making it easier for Americans vote results in one party rule, the problem is with your party, not mine.
View attachment 487871
The blue line is Biden's open border policy.
2. DC has representation, if you don't like it don't live there, the US Constitution set up DC just fine.
3. The US is/was color-blind before Biden started his retro racist garbage
4. Runaway inflation hurts average Americans most
5. The GA & FL election reforms make it easier to vote, while reducing cheating.
2. DC has a nonvoting member of the house and nothing in the Senate. That’s not representation.
3. US history says we weren’t colorblind. Your attempt to cover up history is radical.
4. There is no runaway inflation. It’s just an excuse the right uses to avoid helping average Americans. When it was chucking tax money and lowering taxes on the wealthy, y’all didn’t worry.
5. Those reforms are mixed bags. Some things easier. Most things harder. The amount of cheating is minuscule, a few cases of cheating doesn’t justify making it harder to vote for everyone else. Funny how after Trump won y’all wanted to make it easier and then he loses y’all want to make it harder again. It’d be funny if it weren’t so obvious.
2. The answer is to make the city part of MD, take it or leave it.
3. Colorblind is the answer, take it or leave it, otherwise "some people are more equal than others"
GOP senator introduces bill to make DC part of Maryland
Republican Sen. Roger Marshall (Kan.) introduced a bill on Thursday to make Washington, D.C., part of the state of Maryland in response to the House passing a bill to make D.C. the 51st s…thehill.com
4. I'm not a fan of the GOP tax cuts, someone needs to pay the bills. I support most of the Biden tax increases, especially the transaction tax on financial transactions. $30T in Debt is a time-bomb that will consume the Federal Budget. I just oppose the crazy Biden spending plans.
5. Those voting reforms don't make it harder to vote. Biden's "Jim Crow" reference is senile.
2. That’s an answer. Not the only answer. The constitution also gives Congress the ability to create new states.
3. Rewriting history is never the answer. Teaching history does not make anyone better than anyone else.
4. Biden’s spending is extremely popular.
5. Sure. Georgia limits options localities have to engage voters and increases requirements for absentee voting. Florida is adding requirements to absentee ballots. It is restricting ballot drop boxes and limiting who can drop them off. Worse is that it changes the structure of election boards to make it easier to change the outcome after the election. HR1 doesn’t enable one party rule unless you think more people voting is bad for your party.
2. The senate's filibuster rule will not allow DC to become the 51st state. There are also constitutional challenges since DC was created by the Constitution, an Amendment would be required, which would never happen.
Biden's Release of COVID-Untested Migrants 'Unconscionable,' Says Texas Democrat Senator
A Texas Democrat state senator called the release by Border Patrol of migrant families who have not been tested for COVID-19 "unconscionable."www.breitbart.com
3. Teaching racism creating hostility and backlash is never a good idea. You reap what you sow.
4. Freebies are always popular, until inflation happens.
5. Red states have their laws, and blue states have theirs, never the twain shall meet.
Got a link for that? IMHO Joe Manchin won't allow the filibuster rule to be nuked.A federal funding argument can be made to set aside the filibuster rule on making D.C. a state.
You got a link for that? JM's mind can be changed.Got a link for that? IMHO Joe Manchin won't allow the filibuster rule to be nuked.A federal funding argument can be made to set aside the filibuster rule on making D.C. a state.
1. "Parents" sending kids north by themselves isn't separating them?? How many drowned on Biden's watch?1. Right, because separating parents from children was sooooo much less radical.1. Catch and release1. Apprehended and kept. That’s why people are freaking about overwhelmed resources at HHS1. Apprehended and then let go, Its called "catch and release", duh.1. Your graph shows apprehensions. Border ain’t open if they’re apprehending people.1. Yes there are open borders, just look at the massive influx of illegals crossing the southern border1. There are no open borders.1. Open borders
2. Making DC a state
3. Making the US military more "woke" including Critical Race Theory
4. Massive spending when the US economy is recovering nicely, so massive inflation will result
5. HR-1, a recipe for one party rule
2. I wasn't aware taxation with representation was a radical ideal in the United States
3. We don't want anyone knowing about the racism in our past. Let's just sweep that under the rug.
4. Spending money to benefit average Americans? Just more radicalism I guess.
5. If making it easier for Americans vote results in one party rule, the problem is with your party, not mine.
View attachment 487871
The blue line is Biden's open border policy.
2. DC has representation, if you don't like it don't live there, the US Constitution set up DC just fine.
3. The US is/was color-blind before Biden started his retro racist garbage
4. Runaway inflation hurts average Americans most
5. The GA & FL election reforms make it easier to vote, while reducing cheating.
2. DC has a nonvoting member of the house and nothing in the Senate. That’s not representation.
3. US history says we weren’t colorblind. Your attempt to cover up history is radical.
4. There is no runaway inflation. It’s just an excuse the right uses to avoid helping average Americans. When it was chucking tax money and lowering taxes on the wealthy, y’all didn’t worry.
5. Those reforms are mixed bags. Some things easier. Most things harder. The amount of cheating is minuscule, a few cases of cheating doesn’t justify making it harder to vote for everyone else. Funny how after Trump won y’all wanted to make it easier and then he loses y’all want to make it harder again. It’d be funny if it weren’t so obvious.
2. The answer is to make the city part of MD, take it or leave it.
3. Colorblind is the answer, take it or leave it, otherwise "some people are more equal than others"GOP senator introduces bill to make DC part of Maryland
Republican Sen. Roger Marshall (Kan.) introduced a bill on Thursday to make Washington, D.C., part of the state of Maryland in response to the House passing a bill to make D.C. the 51st s…
4. I'm not a fan of the GOP tax cuts, someone needs to pay the bills. I support most of the Biden tax increases, especially the transaction tax on financial transactions. $30T in Debt is a time-bomb that will consume the Federal Budget. I just oppose the crazy Biden spending plans.
5. Those voting reforms don't make it harder to vote. Biden's "Jim Crow" reference is senile.
2. That’s an answer. Not the only answer. The constitution also gives Congress the ability to create new states.
3. Rewriting history is never the answer. Teaching history does not make anyone better than anyone else.
4. Biden’s spending is extremely popular.
5. Sure. Georgia limits options localities have to engage voters and increases requirements for absentee voting. Florida is adding requirements to absentee ballots. It is restricting ballot drop boxes and limiting who can drop them off. Worse is that it changes the structure of election boards to make it easier to change the outcome after the election. HR1 doesn’t enable one party rule unless you think more people voting is bad for your party.
2. The senate's filibuster rule will not allow DC to become the 51st state. There are also constitutional challenges since DC was created by the Constitution, an Amendment would be required, which would never happen.Biden's Release of COVID-Untested Migrants 'Unconscionable,' Says Texas Democrat Senator
A Texas Democrat state senator called the release by Border Patrol of migrant families who have not been tested for COVID-19 "unconscionable."
3. Teaching racism creating hostility and backlash is never a good idea. You reap what you sow.
4. Freebies are always popular, until inflation happens.
5. Red states have their laws, and blue states have theirs, never the twain shall meet.
2. Then you have nothing to worry about and you're just fear mongering.
3. So we can't teach history because some white people might be offended at learning how previous generations have treated black people? That's pretty pathetic.
4. Then don't claim it's radical or divisive. I think your biggest fear is that Biden's policies ARE popular. That's bad news for your side.
5. Federal government has a role to play in making state elections are fair.
JM should just convert to GOP like his state.You got a link for that? JM's mind can be changed.Got a link for that? IMHO Joe Manchin won't allow the filibuster rule to be nuked.A federal funding argument can be made to set aside the filibuster rule on making D.C. a state.
You didn't mention that Americas debt explosion started when Mitch McConnell got to the senate. And was biggest under his watch.America's debt is up 6 fold to over $30 trillion since Biden came to DC, and that is before this latest kleptocratic spending disaster.
1. Any kids sent north by their parents are encountered at the border and held by HHS. Trump's policy was to take parents who had their kids at the boarder and imprison the parents, keep the kids in custody. Separation. That was a radical policy, especially since they did it so badly that they happened to deport parents without kids and had no idea how to reunite them.1. "Parents" sending kids north by themselves isn't separating them?? How many drowned on Biden's watch?1. Right, because separating parents from children was sooooo much less radical.1. Catch and release1. Apprehended and kept. That’s why people are freaking about overwhelmed resources at HHS1. Apprehended and then let go, Its called "catch and release", duh.1. Your graph shows apprehensions. Border ain’t open if they’re apprehending people.1. Yes there are open borders, just look at the massive influx of illegals crossing the southern border1. There are no open borders.1. Open borders
2. Making DC a state
3. Making the US military more "woke" including Critical Race Theory
4. Massive spending when the US economy is recovering nicely, so massive inflation will result
5. HR-1, a recipe for one party rule
2. I wasn't aware taxation with representation was a radical ideal in the United States
3. We don't want anyone knowing about the racism in our past. Let's just sweep that under the rug.
4. Spending money to benefit average Americans? Just more radicalism I guess.
5. If making it easier for Americans vote results in one party rule, the problem is with your party, not mine.
View attachment 487871
The blue line is Biden's open border policy.
2. DC has representation, if you don't like it don't live there, the US Constitution set up DC just fine.
3. The US is/was color-blind before Biden started his retro racist garbage
4. Runaway inflation hurts average Americans most
5. The GA & FL election reforms make it easier to vote, while reducing cheating.
2. DC has a nonvoting member of the house and nothing in the Senate. That’s not representation.
3. US history says we weren’t colorblind. Your attempt to cover up history is radical.
4. There is no runaway inflation. It’s just an excuse the right uses to avoid helping average Americans. When it was chucking tax money and lowering taxes on the wealthy, y’all didn’t worry.
5. Those reforms are mixed bags. Some things easier. Most things harder. The amount of cheating is minuscule, a few cases of cheating doesn’t justify making it harder to vote for everyone else. Funny how after Trump won y’all wanted to make it easier and then he loses y’all want to make it harder again. It’d be funny if it weren’t so obvious.
2. The answer is to make the city part of MD, take it or leave it.
3. Colorblind is the answer, take it or leave it, otherwise "some people are more equal than others"GOP senator introduces bill to make DC part of Maryland
Republican Sen. Roger Marshall (Kan.) introduced a bill on Thursday to make Washington, D.C., part of the state of Maryland in response to the House passing a bill to make D.C. the 51st s…
4. I'm not a fan of the GOP tax cuts, someone needs to pay the bills. I support most of the Biden tax increases, especially the transaction tax on financial transactions. $30T in Debt is a time-bomb that will consume the Federal Budget. I just oppose the crazy Biden spending plans.
5. Those voting reforms don't make it harder to vote. Biden's "Jim Crow" reference is senile.
2. That’s an answer. Not the only answer. The constitution also gives Congress the ability to create new states.
3. Rewriting history is never the answer. Teaching history does not make anyone better than anyone else.
4. Biden’s spending is extremely popular.
5. Sure. Georgia limits options localities have to engage voters and increases requirements for absentee voting. Florida is adding requirements to absentee ballots. It is restricting ballot drop boxes and limiting who can drop them off. Worse is that it changes the structure of election boards to make it easier to change the outcome after the election. HR1 doesn’t enable one party rule unless you think more people voting is bad for your party.
2. The senate's filibuster rule will not allow DC to become the 51st state. There are also constitutional challenges since DC was created by the Constitution, an Amendment would be required, which would never happen.Biden's Release of COVID-Untested Migrants 'Unconscionable,' Says Texas Democrat Senator
A Texas Democrat state senator called the release by Border Patrol of migrant families who have not been tested for COVID-19 "unconscionable."
3. Teaching racism creating hostility and backlash is never a good idea. You reap what you sow.
4. Freebies are always popular, until inflation happens.
5. Red states have their laws, and blue states have theirs, never the twain shall meet.
2. Then you have nothing to worry about and you're just fear mongering.
3. So we can't teach history because some white people might be offended at learning how previous generations have treated black people? That's pretty pathetic.
4. Then don't claim it's radical or divisive. I think your biggest fear is that Biden's policies ARE popular. That's bad news for your side.
5. Federal government has a role to play in making state elections are fair.
2. Correct, until the DC statehood gets a serious push, no sense whining.
3. My grandfather was a "breaker boy" who picked rocks from coal until his finger bones were showing. So pardon me if I don't care about how other people's ancestors were treated. As you said, that's ancient history.
4. 2022 and 2024 will settle a lot of arguments
5. Wrong. State legislatures set state election policies. Its in the Constitution.
So you lied, when you said Pfizer took money for the development of the vaccine.1. Pfizer took Warp Speed's $1.95b, not for development and manufacturing, but for the vaccine.
Maybe you didn't hear McConnels speech, where he said that 100% of his focus was on opposing Biden.
Mitch McConnell supports Biden, because they are two of the same people, Zionist people frauds who care only about Israel.
Please list the vaccines developed under Warp Speed.You mean by developing vaccines in record time? You're welcome.
oops -- beat me to it.Neither
The media divides us with their false narratives & bogus reporting.
A federal funding argument can be made to set aside the filibuster rule on making D.C. a state.
Real America was united under President Obama and the Worthless Trump and his mob have tried to pull it apart.
They failed.
Real America was united under President Obama and the Worthless Trump and his mob have tried to pull it apart.
They failed.
I really do not care what that traitor has to say. His vote to impeach trump for a leftist sponsored fraud on 1/6 should be all anyone needs to know. Mitch is one of the worst Zionist traitors and people frauds ever. He is not a fiscal conservative, a christian, or a patriotic American. Anyone who hasn't yet figured that out has an IQ undr 5.
Mitch McConnell supports Biden, because they are two of the same people, Zionist people frauds who care only about Israel.
