Money printer go BRRRRRRRR #inflation pic.twitter.com/6bcpEHfqnH

— Hardhatbeast (@hardhatbeast) July 7, 2022

Oil from U.S. reserves sent overseas as gasoline prices stay high

This must be some twisted deliberate policy to force Americans to stop using gasoline. It is madness. Vote these jerks out of office as soon as possible.

Biggest concern via Monmouth poll:

33% inflation
15% gas prices
9% economy
6% bills/groceries
5% abortion
3% guns
3% health care
3% unemployment
2% tuition costs
2% housing/rent
2% safety/crime
1% civil rights
1% climate change
1% coronavirus
1% education
1% illness

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) July 5, 2022

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KJP has a VERY rough time answering what the difference is between Trump not stopping protestors on January 6th and Biden not doing anything about protestors terrorizing (and attempting to murder) a Supreme Court justice. pic.twitter.com/ApNGhAyCpF

— Matt Whitlock (@mattdizwhitlock) July 5, 2022

And just like that, only one remains… pic.twitter.com/PthFHNxw8V

— Greg Price (@greg_price11) July 6, 2022

AOC sees fines pile up for 5-year-old unpaid tax warrant

Freak

Buttigieg: We’ll See Inflationary COVID ‘Shock Waves’ ‘for Quite Some Time’

Bette Midler Slams Transphobic Accusations: ‘I’m Trying to Save Democracy for ALL PEOPLE’

Thanks sweetheart.

‘Our House Is on Fire’: Democrat Strategists Sound Alarm over Joe Biden’s Setbacks

Biden:  “it’s Infuriating”

ABC: Who Better Than Attempted Reagan Assassin to Tout Gun Control?

“…Who better to talk gun control with than the attempted assassin of Ronald Reagan? That’s apparently the thinking of ABC’s Nightline. In a little more than a week, the ABC program and CBS have devoted a whopping 13 minutes and 41 seconds to interviewing John Hinckley Jr., the man who shot the President in 1981 and also wounded three others…”

Haiti did not vaccinate its citizens. Their current vaccination rate is 1.4% of the population.

Haiti has not been effected by covid while the countries who did vaccinate the majority of their populations are struggling, and telling their citizens they need repeated injections. pic.twitter.com/23cBJBKqb7

— Frank Grimes Jr. (@FrankGrimes_Jr) July 5, 2022

Liberals tease Covid vaccines every nine months

I’m glad she clarified the situation.

Vice President Kamala Harris just spoke at the scene of the Highland Park mass shooting.

“We have to take this stuff seriously, as seriously as you are because you have been forced to take this seriously,” she said. pic.twitter.com/vpLSydpJM0

— Jake Sheridan (@JakeSheridan_) July 6, 2022

Beijing Biden Ships U.S. Oil Reserves–to china!

Meanwhile: no end in sight for sky high gas prices at home

Will Americans Ever Trust The Media Again? — I&I/TIPP Poll

“…Recent examples abound.

• • Media gave fawning coverage to Cassidy Hutchinson’s apparently damning evidence against former President Donald Trump in the Jan. 6 congressional hearings, but virtually ignored comments by former members of Trump’s Secret Service detail that contradicted her testimony.
  • Again, the media largely ignored a threat of assassination against a sitting Supreme Court justice, Brett Kavanaugh and the subsequent harassment that he and other high-court justices have faced after the overturn of Roe v. Wade. Major outlets also have covered for the terroristic pro-abortion group “Jane’s Revenge” by even refusing to use its name.
  • Then there are the near-silence and outright lies of mainstream media about the secret flights moving illegal immigrants away from the border and locating them in communities far away, making it harder to account for their whereabouts, legal or illegal.
  • With a recession looming, several major newspapers have joined the “Don’t worry, be happy” school of journalism, telling Americans that a recession “may not be so bad” (L.A. Times) or advising readers “Don’t rant . . . Try to lower expectations” (Washington Post).

The list could go on and on. These are just a handful of items culled from recent headlines and news accounts. The media’s pervasive political bias and failure to report on significant events has severely damaged its reputation.

And, once again, the I&I/TIPP Poll isn’t the only one to note this.

A recent Pew poll, for instance, asked both journalists and the public how the media were doing their jobs. It found a huge gap: “For example, while 65% of journalists say news organizations do a very or somewhat good job reporting the news accurately, 35% of the public agrees, while 43% of U.S. adults say journalists do a bad job of this.”

Moreover, while declining trust in the media seems to be a global phenomenon, it’s worst here. A massive global Digital News Report, based on a survey of six continents and 46 major media markets by the Reuters Institute and Oxford University, found on average 42% of people globally “trust the news most of the time.”

But one country stood out as lowest among all nations surveyed: The U.S., at just 26%.

I&I/TIPP publishes timely and informative data each month from our polls on this topic and others of public interest. TIPP’s reputation for excellence comes from being the most accurate pollster for the past five presidential elections…”

Pa Dem Senate nominee Lt Gov Fetterman took Jersey Shore trip while pushing COVID lockdowns, report