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Remember what these ideological cultists think about bringing gas prices down. Watch.
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm laughs when asked about Biden's plans to bring gas prices down.
"Ha ha ha. That is hilarious!" pic.twitter.com/0V0XCsVqDc
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) November 5, 2021
Show Biden and the Democrats what you think of their energy policies when you vote in November.
Also.
Never forget the divisive fear mongering and the attempt to pit vax versus unvax from the bungling fools in the White House in December of 2021. They claimed the unvaxxed would experience a winter of death and Armageddon and poison their friends and families with Covid. The bodies of the Covid dead would fill our hospitals and prevent treatment for the “good people.”
Show them at the polls what you think of their Covid policies.
“…SURING, Wis. (WBAY/Gray News) – The Oconto County district attorney charged the superintendent of the Suring school district with six counts of false imprisonment.
The charges stem from the January search of six students who were asked to strip down to their underwear to be searched for vape cartridges, WBAY reported.
District Attorney Edward Burke Jr. said Superintendent Kelly Casper directed the children into a small bathroom off the nurse’s office. Burke said Casper told the children to remove their clothing, and she stood in the doorway.
“Once the children removed their clothing, any opportunity they had to escape would have subjected them to further shame and embarrassment,” Burke wrote in a news release announcing the charges Monday.
He said no child was given an opportunity to leave or to contact their parents before being confined. “The only choice they were given was to have the search conducted by a police officer or Casper,” he said.
Burke previously declined to file charges, saying the search didn’t meet the legal definition of a “strip search” since the students were in their underwear. He said the investigation by the sheriff’s office focused on the search of the students, not their confinement.
Burke said the false imprisonment charges came after researching state statutes and administrative codes regarding how school employees can confine students.
According to the criminal complaint, false imprisonment is a felony. The superintendent faces up to six years in prison and a $10,000 fine on each count if convicted…”
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Indiana teacher arrested for striking student on camera
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A Michigan superintendent raked in nearly $700,000 in salary and benefits while he monitored parents’ social media and called their employers https://t.co/yH81j32QZ5
— Chrissy Clark (@chrissyclark_) March 3, 2022
Kiev/Borodyanka.
03.03.2022 pic.twitter.com/Pa7PTCmJb2— Milli direniş™ (@Milli_direnis) March 3, 2022
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The Russian military has demonstrated that it is a rotting hulk. The Russian government is a murderous mafia.
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“…The Russian forces are using Baofeng (China) UV-5R dual-band 2m/70cm (440 Mhz) ham radios that sell on Amazon for $25 to $60. It’s a great radio for the money, and lots of hams I know have them, along with the separate clip-on mic/speaker so the radio can stay on the hip.
Except for jamming and lack of encryption, and the fact that amateur radio operators in all countries already frequent those bands, it’s an extremely good choice for an army under budget.
And of course these hand-helds also scan the bands, and this of course makes intercepting Russian radio communications a snap. That is apparently providing a trove of information, and showing just how bad the state of the invasion force is. Screaming, crying, bitching, confusion, rebellion, shock at what the mission is, and anger at the abysmal supply and food situation.
Over a week in, with what purports to be a near-peer highly mechanized military, and they haven’t managed to take over two cities that are 15 miles from the Russian border, nor slightly more distant Kiev. It more resembles the Italian invasion of Greece than Operation Barbarossa, and Operation Barbarossa was mainly a horse-drawn wagon assault. Only the Russians could turn mechanized warfare into something that’s slower than Roman legions walking on foot…”
“…I had to dig pretty deep to find some of his recent media appearances, but I didn’t want to let you all down, so I persevered through the interwebs to find evidence of Fauci’s existence.
He recently appeared on an online streaming show called “Woke AF” (As F**K), in which he expressed his disdain for the unvaccinated. In a clip featured by the show host on Twitter, Fauci rants that the unvaccinated have no respect for greater society. Fauci, who comes off as a broken man, channeled plenty of his regular pseudoscience, claiming that the unvaccinated “give the virus the opportunity to circulate among us.”…”
Here’s the clip of Fauci on “Woke As Fuck,” if you want to wade through it. I don’t recommend it.
Up yours. pic.twitter.com/FcSlvpMXiw
— Jesse Kelly Show (@JesseKellyShow) March 3, 2022
“…The federal government enjoys only the limited powers that are delegated to it by the federal Constitution, and setting abortion policy is obviously not among them. Abortion is not “Commerce,” as that term was originally understood by the public — and nor is it a tax, duty, impose, excise, debt, or credit; a rule of naturalization or bankruptcy; a standard or weight of measure; a punishment against counterfeiting; a post office or postal road — or the use of them; a type of patent; a lower court; an example of piracy or felony committed on the high seas; a matter of war, or a letter of marque and reprisal, or an army or navy; or a calling forth of, or disciplining of, the militia. Abortion is not spending; it’s not naturalization policy; it’s not the addition of a new state or territory; it’s not the time, place, or manner of a federal election. Nor, in either direction, does abortion come within the purview of any of the 27 amendments that have been added to the Constitution since 1787. It is, in short, precisely the sort of question that is reserved to the people and to the states, and any Supreme Court decision that has concluded to the contrary is wrong — yes, including the 2003 law that prohibited the abomination that is partial-birth abortion, and which should have been struck down by the Court for lack of an enumerated power to justify it.
Like the Supreme Court, Congress simply does not have the power to decide this question for the states. That is not what Congress is for, or has ever been for. There is no generalized police power vested in the federal government, and it is not permitted to exercise one simple because Americans feel strongly about the question from both sides. There exist a handful circumstances in which the federal government may regulate the killing of human brings — if a murder victim is a federal judge, federal official, federal law enforcement officer, or is killed at sea or on federal property, for example — but, outside of those narrow confines, there are no national laws prohibiting (or mandating) homicide, because there is no federal power to prohibit (or mandate) homicide.
It would be utterly extraordinary if, having spent fifty years trying to convince the public and the courts that the Constitution is silent on abortion, conservatives applied this principle only to the judicial branch. Roe v. Wade is bad law because it involves judges usurping power that does not belong to them. What the Democrats tried to do yesterday is bad for the same reason — and it should be resisted with equal enthusiasm and vigor…”
Green New War: Reduce Reliance to Punish Putin!
Related. Speaking of delusions, this will work:
White House Deploys Jill Biden to Reboot Joe Image
Biden Coronavirus Team Cites ‘Science’ to Defend Keeping Masks Mandates on Airplanes
Biden Wears Mask After Declaring Most Americans ‘Mask Free’
Bare-Faced Flyers: European Airlines Dropping Mask Mandates on Flights
Biden Begs to ‘Stop Seeing Each Other As Enemies’ on Coronavirus
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Never forget this divisive garbage from Biden’s White House in December 2021 intended to pit vax versus unvax and claiming death and misery for the unvax. Bad judgement, bad decisions, bad government.
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Senate Republicans Vote to Strike Down Biden Vaccine Mandate for Healthcare Workers
Related. Democrat projection:
Whoopi Goldberg: Trump, Boebert ‘Poop’ on the Military
You’re thinking about San Francisco, sweetheart.
Papa Pete: We Don’t Want ‘Permanent Solutions’ to Short-Term Problems Like Ukraine Invasion
You can’t make it up. These people are something else. Blinded by ideology. Cultish in their beliefs.
"Go get him!" Pres. Biden says at the very close of #SOTU remarks. https://t.co/SLfrkxjM7F pic.twitter.com/bD5j7vQhNo
— ABC News (@ABC) March 2, 2022
The one line of Biden’s speech I could applaud was “go get him” — if I knew what he meant.
What a weird ending to a partisan speech amid a failure of a presidency. #SOTU
— Kevin Roberts (@KevinRobertsTX) March 2, 2022
Corn Pop?
@potus who is Him in your final remarks?
“Go get him”
Are you after Corn Pop again? pic.twitter.com/0311vTF8Y0— 🦊Kelly the Silver Fox🦊 (@FreedomHasWon) March 2, 2022
Broken brain issue?
Joe Biden's Brain Breaks At The State Of The Union:
– Calling Ukrainian's "Iranians"
– Russian "rbbubble"
– A Pound of Ukrainian people
– "You can't build a wall high enough to keep out a vaccine"
– "Rust Belt" brain freeze
– "camacity"
– "ecomomy"
– "Go get him!"
– Cough, hack pic.twitter.com/oD9xsbFOOa— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) March 2, 2022
Did Biden repeat stage directions for his handlers?
Wait… is there a chance that Biden either heard or read the line… "Go get him" which was intended to be for his handlers to pull him out of there?
— Tim Young (@TimRunsHisMouth) March 2, 2022
“…A CNN poll that the network proclaimed as showing a “mostly positive reaction” to President Joe Biden’s State of the Union speech Tuesday showed that the speech actually hit a low point for those who had a “very positive reaction” to Biden’s remarks.
The poll noted that 71 percent of those surveyed had a positive reaction to the speech, according to CNN.
But a dose of context showed that just as opinion polls show support for Biden has declined steadily since he took office, reaction to the speech was below the levels of a year ago.
When Biden addressed Congress in April, he had a 78 percent positive reaction that included 51 percent giving him a very positive reaction.
But on Tuesday night, only 41 percent gave Biden a very positive reaction, which even CNN acknowledged “matches the previous low in CNN’s speech reaction polls dating back to 1998.” The poll had a margin of error of 5.5 percentage points…”
