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BIDEN: "There's not a single solitary Biden man that is as old, uhh, younger than any Biden woman." pic.twitter.com/VBfCt1vNhV

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) October 14, 2022

 

‘Salacious and Unverified’ Trump-Russia Dossier Story Too Juicy for FBI to Check

“…An FBI intelligence analyst testifying in the special counsel probe by John Durham says he never really checked the fake story about the so-called “Steele dossier” in the Trump Russia collusion hoax — including the infamous and non-existent “pee tape” — and assumed FBI sources were telling the truth. This, even though the FBI offered a $1 million payday to verify it (it went uncollected), proving the FBI knew it was “salacious and unverified” in the words of former FBI chief James Comey. But knowing that, the FBI used the dossier against Donald Trump anyway and lied to the nation’s top spy court to get a warrant to spy on his campaign…”

We flooded the system with money.

We print it digitally.pic.twitter.com/qM1xJAEsD3

— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) October 14, 2022

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It’s Over For The Economy

“…Joe Biden tried to say we “might go into a small recession”. He’s an idiot and this economy is all on him. We are in a recession and we are going into a deep one. I don’t see anything changing until at a bare minimum 2026.

If the Biden Administration didn’t do two things we wouldn’t be in as bad a shape as we are. They are

A total all-out war on American fossil fuels
Massive increases in government spending
We would still have some inflation due to Covid. But, the deliberate actions of Biden and the Congressional Democrats put more fuel on the pyre and lit it.

The Fed needed to raise rates a lot sooner than they did. We had 0% rates for so long and less than 2% rates for a long time. But, if Biden wouldn’t do what he did and continue to pursue it, rates would be moderating right now. Instead, the Fed is left with no choice but to raise rates.

But, as I said before raising rates doesn’t do anything if the government doesn’t quit spending and energy is expensive…”

US Homes Face Longest Streak of Energy Bill Increases in Decades

“…Gas bills in September were about 33% higher than a year earlier to chalk up an 18th consecutive double-digit percentage gain, according to Labor Department data. That’s the longest streak in more than three decades, when a 58-month run of such gains ended in September 1983. Electric bills, which rose 15.5% last month, are on a seven-month streak of double-digit gains, the longest run in 16 years…”

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Joe Biden’s Strange Itinerary Leading Into the 2022 Midterms

“…It is not clear how candidates may benefit from having a president with a dismal approval rating campaign with them. The RealClear Politics (RCP) Average places President Joe Biden’s job approval nearly 10 points underwater. That was before the announcement of an inflation rate of 8.2% Thursday morning. Still, Biden has travel plans ahead of November 8th and appears determined to do what he can to affect the outcome.

Biden’s impact on the campaign trail seems just as likely to benefit Republicans as the Democrats he is supporting. This uncertainty makes some of Biden’s trips even more questionable. On Wednesday, he appeared in Colorado to support incumbent Democrat Michael Bennet for Senate. Colorado has shifted from purple to solid blue over the last several election cycles. There are whispers that Governor Jared Polis (D) may want to run for president.

The RCP average has Bennet leading his Republican challenger, Joe O’Dea, by nearly eight points. Maybe White House staff figured it would make Biden feel like he was contributing in a state where he can’t screw it up. His team likely knows that President Barack Obama was right when he said, “Never underestimate Joe’s ability to f*** things up.”

During Biden’s speech, he said his son Beau “lost his life in Iraq.” Beau Biden died of brain cancer in Delaware in 2015, after leaving his post in the Judge Advocate General’s Corps in 2009. During Beau’s yearlong active duty service, he spent seven months in Iraq and returned home. Biden’s comments are part of a pattern where he attempts to link the death of his son to Beau’s military service. His comments in Colorado are the most egregious attempt to date and earned widespread criticism. The appearance certainly didn’t help Bennet and may have hurt him. Biden’s net approval in Colorado is -3, according to Civiqs.

On Friday, the president will participate in a grassroots volunteer event with Oregon Democrats. The next day he will participate in a reception for Democrat gubernatorial candidate Tina Kotek. According to RCP, Kotek’s Republican challenger, Christine Drazan, is holding a three-point lead…”

Try not to CRINGE watching Joe Biden's latest TRAINWRECK 🥴

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— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) October 13, 2022

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Utter proof the FBI framed Trump and shielded Hunter