Indeed!
If you look at the video, she drives up in a caravan of SUVs then walks by herself to a giant jet airplane. She will certainly provide jobs for the people who build the SUVs and the airplane and provide the fossil fuel for them.
Quinnipiac: Trump > Biden
Lifted from the Quinnipiac poll website:
When asked about their opinion of Joe Biden, 38 percent of Americans say they have a favorable opinion of him, while 50 percent say they have an unfavorable opinion. In May, 49 percent had a favorable opinion, while 42 percent had an unfavorable opinion of him.
When asked about their opinion of Donald Trump, 39 percent of Americans say they have a favorable opinion of him, while 52 percent have an unfavorable opinion. In May, 37 percent had a favorable opinion, while 57 percent had an unfavorable opinion.
This is all the more astonishing when you consider the overwhelming support and cover the mainstream media has provided for Biden. Contrast that with their relentless, ongoing attacks on President Trump. How many times now have you seen repeated, over and over on TV, images of the January sixth events at the Capital?
Bottom line, the above numbers have emerged despite neverending pro-Biden propaganda. Perhaps the equally neverending Biden incompetence is the reason.
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Whence comes this Biden weakness? Well, not so much from Democrats. They are too stupid to recognize the Biden catastrophe. And most Republicans have not liked Biden from the jump.
Nope, according to CNN the Biden collapse is seen most vividly among independent voters. They bought on his middle-of-the-road governance promise. They are selling now that Biden has been revealed as Bernie without the NY accent. Here is a lift from CNN:
President Joe Biden won the 2020 election in large part because he was able to win the center. He emerged with a 13-point win with independent voters, a group that Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton lost by 4 points in 2016. (House Democratic candidates, for their part, took independents by 9 points in 2020.)
That’s why it should be alarming to Biden that the recent downturn in his approval rating has come disproportionately from independents, as the Washington Post’s Henry Olsen first pointed out. This slide could have major electoral implications, if it holds.
You can see this trend among independents in polls that meet CNN’s standards for reporting. Biden’s net approval rating (approve-disapprove) among independents in polls completed in September and October stands at -16 points. Not surprisingly, his net approval rating is significantly higher among Democrats (+79 points) and lower among Republicans (-84 points).
You will find the remainder of the CNN piece here:
Erika Mouynes is Panama’s foreign minister. Her repeated warnings have gone unheeded by the Biden administration. Now there is yet another:
100,000 illegals headed to USA. 52 al-Qaeda members already stopped in Panama.
Mouynes says there is “nobody home” in DC. They don’t care about the surge of illegals. They don’t care about the embedded al-Qaeda members. They don’t care . . . . . . period.
I think they do care. I think they’re also paralyzed with inaction, knowing they’re stuck after having spent so much time crucifying Trump over the same situation. The rabblerousers behind Biden are getting that hard dose of reality that their utopian idealism doesnt play well in the real world.
It wouldnt surprise me if they seriously are hoping that if they ignore it, it’ll just go away…
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A sizeable portion of Biden’s base of support badly wants these illegals to gain entry. And the more the better. These people are the future of the Democrat party in the USA, something of which Democrats are well aware.
Step one for them was setup of the welfare state, to include support by you and me of anyone within our borders . . . . legally or not. This includes free shelter, free education for their young, and free health care including hospital care. It also includes instant citizenship for their babies born on our soil.
Thus Democrats are feathering their future nests with costs being shared among local, state, and Federal governments through our ever rising taxes. Republicans are paying for this. Independents are paying for this. Democrats are also paying, but with smiles on their faces.
You would be wise, glitch99, to reflect on Simpson-Mazzoli. That massive Democrat scam hoodwinked even President Reagan, a smart guy. It’s different today. No longer do Democrats see need to resort to scams. Today they commit their outrages right out in the open!
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Biden delivering illegals all across America using red-eye flights
Coming soon to an airport near you, in the middle of the night: cartloads of Biden’s illegals.
This is actually happening but you will try in vain fo find reports anywhere on the mainstream media. Psaki took a question on this yesterday in her presser and, as she usually does, offered only the equivalent of a FU response.
The Governor of Tennessee issued a declaration that his state does not want to receive these flights. Nothing changed. Biden ignored the Governor and just kept sending Tennessee more illegals.
Many of the illegals are young men. MS-13 organizers are licking their chops as Biden delivers them more and more new recruits.
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arrests by the Border Patrol soared to the highest levels ever recorded
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Oh, you thought I made that up!
JK JK
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I didn’t make up the post about Mouynes, either. I mean, this entire border situation is going from off the charts horrible to galactically catastrophic.
You run out of adjectives trying to explain how bad this has already become . . . . and to explain how much worse it is going to become.
@shinobi you might need another poll for this one, unless it happens too fast
Senator Joe Manchin is reportedly considering leaving the Democratic Party
Or maybe not, or at least the haggling is not over.
An unbiased new source might say that he’ll leave the party if they show their agenda does not fit his principles of good governing…
It is unclear whether in this scenario Manchin would end up caucusing with the Democrats, which would allow them to continue to control the Senate, or side with the Republicans and place the Senate in GOP hands. In either event, he would hold great sway over this half of Congress.
Funny how this was written immediately following the sentance stating that he will change his registration to “independent”. Is it so unfathomable to consider that he may in fact remain independant, and stick with his ideals of good governing rather than picking sides?
If that happens more than half of America is gonna party for a week. Six months ago it would not have been half. But now anything that hobbles Biden would be wildly welcome for so many Americans!
What we have to watch for, going forward, is how much damage is being done:
The “hard” infrastructure legislation is bipartisan and does the least damage (but still some because of the pork).
The $1.9T “soft” infrastructure measure can do more or less damage depending on how many of the giveaway programs are cut to zero. The more the better. It’s not the dollars that matter, it’s the number of new programs they initiate . . . . programs it will become nearly impossible later to kill.
As for Manchin and Sinema:
Remember how the Democrats finagled Obamacare toward the end of 2009? They literally bought off a Senator of their own party (Ben Nelson - D Nebraska). Nelson was a “no” until Obama put together a “basket of goodies” for Nebraska and offered it to him. In essence, Obama (and you can bet with VP Biden’s able assist) made Nelson an offer he could not refuse.
The situation now is very similar with the exception that they have two Democrat holdouts instead of just one. You can bet both Manchin and Sinema are well aware of what happened with Nelson; no doubt about that. They know how the game is played. It’s only a question of how much Biden will need to offer to buy their votes.
Just so there is no misunderstanding: I’m not talking about Manchin or Sinema benefitting personally. I’m talking about a package of goodies for their respective states so large that neither Senator will be able to say “no”.
It is true that, following the collapse of his Obamacare opposition, Senator Nelson endured some political heat. But that was twelve yeas ago and today it’s likely few people even remember!! So if Manchin and Sinema are offered some candy, don’t be surprised if they end up accepting it and voting to spend all that money!
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But when it’s a Republican siding with Democrats, you are outraged! 
Biden is hobbled now, with it clear that Manchin isnt blindly voting party lines. The political party label he puts on himself doesnt really matter. More Senators on both sides should follow his lead and make their own decisions about what’s best (as long as they dont all band together into their own block, too).
I just hope he’s sincere, and this isnt just an opportunity to leverage his vote for more of his own pork.
Maybe we’ll get Trump tweeting his stream of consciousness again soon?
Trump Plans to Regain Social Media Presence With New Company
The former president’s new enterprise will be in operation by the first quarter of 2022, according to a press release from the Trump Media and Technology Group. It says it plans to start a social media company called Truth Social. The moves, if all goes according to plan, would occur well ahead of the 2022 mid-term elections.
More links
https://tmtgcorp.com/press-releases/announcement-10-20-2021/
Stock is probably DWAC, an existing SPAC.
Omar blamed the Democratic senators that have impeded the push to eliminate this procedural road block that allows the minority party to block debate on legislation they oppose. To commence Senate proceedings on a bill, a filibuster must be overcome with 60 votes, a margin that Democrats do not have in the evenly divided chamber.
“The filibuster — and the Democratic Senators who continue to uphold it — are killing our democracy,” Omar tweeted Wednesday.
No, Ilhan, this is part of what’s allowed our nation to persevere as a world leader for 250 years. The issues of today only represents why it is such an important part of our legislative process. It prevents a small majority from acting in their own best interest and ignoring the other half of the country, and helps prevent wild swings in laws and legislative priorities following minor year-to-year shifts in election results (like we’ve seen happen with executive orders being imposed, then undone, then redone, etc). Once legislation has the support to clear the fillibuster, there will have to be a significant change in sentiment before it can be reversed. That stability has been priceless to our nation’s longterm stability (until the whole rule-by-executive-order thing gained traction 13 years ago as a solution, to bypass the legislative process altogether). The Senators “impeding the push to eliminate the fillibuster” are true American leaders, regardless of if you agree with their political agendas or not.
Bottom line is, if your agenda cant gain 60% support, you really need to stop and reconsider if your agenda is as good for the nation as you think it is, or if it’s just good for yourself.
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looks like the Senator from AZ had some overly progressive advisors who couldn’t stand her not caving on everything they demanded and quit. She’ll be better off without them.
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Walls for me, but not for thee. Worth protecting Bidens vacation home but not your country.
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Biden has taken 35 personal trips and spent all or part of 108 of his first 276 days in office at one of his Delaware homes or at Camp David in Maryland.
By comparison, Trump had spent all or part of 61 days at either his Mar-a-Lago or Bedminster properties in Florida and New Jersey, respectively, during the same period of time, plus all or part of nine days over four visits to Camp David.
Funny there’s no mention of how they lambasted Trump for his time away, and now instead bend over backwards to justify Biden’s 50% higher total - in fact using many of the same rationalizations Trump used when they attacked him over this issue.
But no, clearly no anti-Trump bias in the media…
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