Sen. Kennedy drops back-to-back SAVAGE one-liners ROASTING Joe Biden over devastating FAILURES 🔥 pic.twitter.com/yCNt0dgXeI
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) July 14, 2022
Great moments with Kamala – “Ya need to get to go and need to be able to get where you need to go to do the work.”
KAMALA HARRIS: "Ya need to get to go and need to be able to get where you need to go to do the work." pic.twitter.com/ueNSjh9VI3
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) July 13, 2022
Socialist, woke, and green. Germany goes back to wood to heat households in winter. This is a result of Davos Jet Set magical thinking.
The German energy crisis has reached the point where Deutsche Bank starts to 'model' (let's call it that) the potential for **gas-to-wood** substitution for heating German households this winter | #NothingToSeeHere #ONGT #GasCrisis pic.twitter.com/zuSls1SiCP
— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas) July 13, 2022
I’m just going to leave this here!
https://twitter.com/IronJuicy21/status/1546276771640877056
Headline of the day…
12 Democrats owe more than $1.5 million in student loan debt. What to do? You guessed it…
Issues & Insights looks at Biden’s record on inflation. It’s not good.
Cataloguing Biden’s Ineptitude On Inflation
“…When the latest government report on inflation came out on Wednesday, showing that it had hit another grim milestone in June of 9.1%, President Joe Biden told the public not to worry.
That figure, he said, “is out of date.” Prices for key components of the Consumer Price Index have eased so far in July, he said. Besides, he said, inflation is higher “in many countries (in Europe) than in America.”
The public would do well to ignore anything Biden says about inflation, given his horrible track record when it comes to this topic. Since prices started their upward climb in March 2021, Biden has by turns claimed that it was the result of a booming economy, that it was temporary, that it was the result of supply chain bottlenecks, and most recently that Vladimir Putin is to blame.
When not making fact-free claims like those, Biden simply lies. Take his oft-repeated claim that Europeans have it far worse on inflation. Even Newsweek magazine felt obliged to conclude in its fact check “that Biden’s statement that U.S. inflation is the ‘lowest of almost every major nation’ is largely inaccurate.”
We don’t expect readers to simply take our word for it that Biden has been out to lunch on inflation. So we assembled a handy chart showing the annualized rate of inflation each month since January 2020. It matches up that record with statements Biden made about inflation.
See for yourself.

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- “Milton Friedman isn’t running the show anymore.” April 25, 2020
- “Today I’m going to be signing shortly an executive order promoting competition to lower price — to lower prices.” July 9, 2021
- “Our experts believe and the data shows that most of the price increases we’ve seen are — were expected and expected to be temporary.” July 19, 2021
- “Right now, our experts believe — the major independent forecasters agree as well — that these bottlenecks and price spikes will reduce as our economy continues to heal. And while today’s consumer price report points in that direction, we will keep a careful eye on inflation each month, and trust the Fed to take appropriate action if and when it’s needed.” August 11, 2021
- “If you want to talk about actually lowering the cost of living for people in this country, my plan does just that.” September 16, 2021
- “CNN: The Wall Street Journal recently talked to like 67 financial experts who said that they saw high inflation going all the way — or deep into 2022. Do you think it’s going to last for a while? BIDEN: I — I don’t think so.” October 22, 2021
- “I’m confident that Chair Powell and Dr. Brainard’s focus on keeping inflation low, prices stable, and delivering full employment will make our economy stronger than ever before.” November 22, 2021
- “Today, we’re launching a major effort to moderate the price of oil.” November 23, 2021
- “It’s the peak of the crisis. … You’ll see it change sooner, quicker, more rapidly than people think.” December 10, 2021
- “We are making progress in slowing the rate of price increases.” January 12, 2022
- “The American people think the reason for inflation is the government is spending more money. Simply not true.” March 11, 2022
- “I’m doing everything I can to bring down the price to address Putin’s price hike.” April 21, 2022
- “Some of the roots of the inflation are outside of our control, to state the obvious.” May 10, 2022
- “I’m doing everything in my power to blunt Putin’s price hike and bring down the cost of gas and food.” June 10, 2022
As the public has been able to see through Biden’s smokescreen. Voters overwhelmingly blame Biden, not Putin, not COVID, not the weather, for inflation. As our I&I/TIPP Poll last month showed, even a majority of Democrats blame Biden’s policies for rising prices.
The problem is that Biden is either too dumb, too ignorant, or too pigheaded to admit he’s to blame and change course. So voters will have to force him to do so in November…”
Moderna CEO – No one wants the Vaccine
Liberal media and Democrats continue to hype Covid, however. They still see political advantage using the disease to scare voters. The piece below is CNN.
If you get news and opinion from liberal media, it’s on you.
North Carolina #1 for business
By putting partisanship aside, North Carolina ranks No. 1 in America’s Top States for Business, with the nation’s strongest economy
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- Always a contender in CNBC’s annual state competitiveness rankings, North Carolina finishes on top for the first time.
- Political leaders in the Tar Heel State keep managing to put partisanship aside to build the nation’s strongest economy.
- Other top finishers are Washington, Virginia, Colorado and Texas. This year’s Bottom State for Business is Mississippi.
The one thing Biden does well is find ideological fools to foul up government policy.
Get woke, go broke. Virtue signaling corporate stupidity.
Holy cow! This guy is a bonehead.
“What am I doing now?”
Clueless Joe Biden asks, "What am I doing now?" and has to be guided back onto the red carpet. Sad. pic.twitter.com/5OZ6M3vexn
— Brick Suit (@Brick_Suit) July 13, 2022
Trump on inflation numbers

Progress in K-12 education.
Headline of the day…
I support our police 100%, but when they screw up, they have to be held to account. Uvalde was worse than a screwup. Multiple people in leadership and the ranks must be held to account for the terrible failures that day.
The awful Uvalde surveillance video
“…It’s awful because it brings home the extent of the cops’ paralysis in a way nothing else can. Even at just four minutes in length, with cops visible in the hallway for only about half that time, the extent of the delay is maddening. You’ll want to crawl through the screen after 60 seconds or so and head down towards the shooter yourself.
They’re outside the door of the classroom at 11:37 a.m. but a few shots from the gunman send them fleeing in terror. That’s when the long wait begins.
An officer briefly checks his smart phone at one point. Another, later in the standoff, helps himself to some hand sanitizer from the dispenser on the wall as he waits around. Ballistic shields are on scene at 11:52, but nothing happens.
There’s finally movement at around 3:15 of the clip, but pay close attention to the “real time” clock in the upper left-hand corner. The police begin making their way down the hallway at 12:21, shortly after they hear the gunman fire four more shots. But it’s another *half-hour* before they finally enter and take him down…”
Biden Administration official previews Democrat midterm strategy – Scare voters with the “Midterm Variant” of Covid. Yeah, stupid. That’s all they’ve got.
Biden HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra says there's a "strong chance that we'll see a resurgence of the virus" later this year.
Biden campaigned on a promise to "shut down" the virus, but it was all a lie. pic.twitter.com/mmPIfZaht6
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) July 11, 2022
The Irish still have issues…
I don’t understand any of this hatred.
Ted Cruz
Jordan Peterson offers some considered criticism of Twitter. My general response is, if you don’t like Twitter simply stop using it. However, Peterson makes some important and insightful commentary about Twitter’s effects on younger folks and potential longer term effects on society. Worth your time.



