Teacher Tells Kindergartners ‘When Babies Are Born,’ Doctors ‘Guess Whether the Baby Is a Boy or a Girl’
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Feminism in 7 seconds…
Modern #feminism perfectly portrayed in just 7 seconds: pic.twitter.com/2FgtTTyBXr
— Asoa (@adamkokesh) April 11, 2022
Headline of the day…
Joy Reid ‘Sick Of Right-Wing Men’ Asking ‘Stupid, Basic Biology Questions’
A close second:
Woman Blames Fatal Hit-And-Run On Uncontrollable Defecation
And finally, a trifecta of stupid:
Okay, another super good one below. A fourfecta!:
Climate Crusader Lizzo Poses While Boarding (Another) Private Jet
The last one is at the intersection of the climate cult, fatphobia, and modern feminism.
Biden is sinking fast. Democrats and media jump ship.
Gibberish Joe: “Imagine Prostitute Being Sued”
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Biden Trips All Over Himself and Tells a Boatload of Lies at Gun Control Event
Biden threatens criminals with enforcement of existing laws!
BIDEN: "If you commit a crime with a ghost gun, expect federal prosecution."
Were they not prosecuting criminals before? pic.twitter.com/v5iV0YwQ6P
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) April 11, 2022
And this is false. You can buy a cannon now. Who cares?:
BIDEN: "You couldn't buy a cannon when the Second Amendment passed."
That's not true. pic.twitter.com/absJjj3eUP
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) April 11, 2022
This does not even address the absurdity of focusing on “ghost guns” as if they were a critical factor in rising crime rates or really anything related to crime.
Enforce existing laws. Stop demonizing police. Fund police at reasonable levels. Don’t elect DA’s and judges who are more sympathetic to criminals than to victims. Don’t legalize petty crime. Don’t allow bums and the mentally ill to occupy our streets.
Common sense.
Democrats don’t have common sense so they attempt to create a new shiny boogey man for people to focus their attention on. Then they create a new bureaucracy with taxpayer dollars to fix problems that don’t exist.
Bad ideas, bad government, bad intentions.
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This graph explains a lot.
Twitter Workers Worried Elon Musk Will Turn Their Free Speech Platform Into Platform That Allows Free Speech
Twitter Workers Worried Elon Musk Will Turn Their Free Speech Platform Into Platform That Allows Free Speech (@TheBabylonBee)https://t.co/9Dgi5vCzfg@Twitter #WeveGotACountryToSave
— Larry Elder (@larryelder) April 12, 2022
Weak, compliant, and scared is no way to go through life. Media choose these people over and over to talk to the public.
Look how terrified grown men are to ASK QUESTIONS. Watching their fellow athletes drop like flies, and "oh gosh I wonder if it could be related to the boosters maybe, just my opinion though promise I'm still a good boy I just don't wanna have a heart attack"
Perfect citizens. https://t.co/zY17TBOvFM
— George Alexopoulos (@GPrime85) April 12, 2022
Remember when German Greenie Wienies laughed when Trump called them out at the U.N.? Are they laughing now?
'Fact checkers' got it wrong again.
Imagine my shock. https://t.co/qeXrzOp7I9
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) April 12, 2022
Bidenflation in a simple chart. Democrats want to brand it Putin’s price increase.
They think you are stupid.
JUST IN – U.S. inflation hits 8.5% in March, highest in more than 40 years.
— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) April 12, 2022
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#BIDENFLATION IS SOCKING AMERICANS AT ALL LEVELS
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Another month of surging prices and lower wages under Biden.
Overall CPI: +8.5% since last year
Gas: +48%
Electricity: +11.1%
Meat, Poultry, & Fish: +13.8%
Milk: +13.3%
Eggs: +11.2%
Bread: +7.1%
Coffee: +11.2%
Used Cars: +35.3%
Car & Truck Rentals: +23.4%
Airline Fares: +23.6%— Jacki Kotkiewicz (@jackikotkiewicz) April 12, 2022
“Go Fauci yourself”
Fauci Says We’re on Our Own Now
Jim Treacher:
“…Dr. Anthony Fauci on Sunday appeared to throw in the towel on more government restrictions over COVID-19 — insisting it’s now up to Americans to make their own medical risk assessments.
“This is not going to be eradicated, and it’s not going to be eliminated,” Fauci told ABC’s “This Week.” “And what’s going to happen is that we’re going to see that each individual is going to have to make their calculation of the amount of risk that they want to take.”
Oh, now we get to do that, huh? Better 25 months late than never!
The pandemic is done. Half of Washington tested positive for COVID-19 last week, and nobody cares. Yes, some people are going to get a virus and die. No, that’s nothing new. People need to get back to their miserable lives already.
It’s over. Go Fauci yourself…”
Why are mentally disturbed people teaching children?
Climate change, is there anything it can’t do?
NPR Wrongly Blames Climate Change for Suffering Caused by Civil War, Corruption, and Weather.
The climate cultists are sick people.
Blue states with Covid dictators did worse than Red states with few or no restrictions
An idea so simple, it might just work…
Conservative college offers ‘classical’ charters.
“…Classical education guides us into freedom by making us self-reliant and responsible, capable of governing ourselves and taking part in the self-government of our communities…”
Jim Jordan rips the Democrat’s and media’s fake bullshit…
Last week in the Biden disaster
Just when you thought there was one normal person in Hollywood, he apologizes for being normal.
Double vaxxed, boosted, sick with Covid. Remind me again how important the vaccines are.
Neil Irwin on inflation…
JOE BIDEN HAS SET ECONOMY BACK 41 YEARS
Get ready for a nasty inflation report
“…A new inflation reading is due out Tuesday morning, and it looks to be a doozy. The Consumer Price Index for March will reflect the surge in energy prices tied to the war in Ukraine, which is likely to push the headline number to yet another multi-decade high.
Why it matters: The biggest question facing the economy now is whether inflation will come down on its own, or require such aggressive Federal Reserve action as to bring a recession. The new numbers will provide fresh evidence of which reality we’re living in.
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- Beyond the headline number, the report will include crucial evidence of whether the forces that have driven inflation — largely affecting goods — are starting to fade, and whether rising prices are spreading further into services.
The details: Analysts surveyed by FactSet expect the release to show 8.4% inflation over the last year, which would be the highest overall inflation rate since December 1981. The rate was 7.9% for the year ended in February.
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- Excluding food and energy, the forecast is for 6.6% inflation, which would be the highest since August 1982.
Gasoline prices alone are a major culprit. The average gallon of gasoline cost $4.08 in March, according to government data, up 20% from February.
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- The good news: That price has already faded a bit, down to $4.02 in the first week of April, which if sustained means gasoline could subtract from future months’ headline inflation number.
- Look for the Biden administration on Tuesday to emphasize the role of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in generating the nasty inflation number, and to highlight its efforts to bring down fuel costs by releasing oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
Yes but: The real question for the outlook lies in what is going on with underlying inflation trends — those tied to the economy’s internal dynamics around wages and business pricing power, rather than geopolitical events.
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- For durable goods, relief could come if and when supplies stabilize. In one favorable sign, used car prices declined in March according to a much-watched index (more on that from Matt below).
- Still, services excluding energy products account for 57% of CPI, versus only 13% for durable goods. so it wouldn’t take much for the services sector to supplant goods, preventing overall inflation from coming down.
Case in point: Rent price increases have accelerated in each of the last three months, and were up 0.6% in February. That reflects constrained housing supply and rising incomes — and so long as it persists will keep inflation from coming down meaningfully.
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- Prices are also rising for services as varied as health insurance and hotel stays. The fading of the pandemic may mean consumers shift their spending toward services, bidding up their price amid finite supply.
- Moreover, companies that sell services are looking to make up for rising wage costs and enjoy the pricing power that comes with robust demand.
The bottom line: The high overall inflation number will get most of the headlines Tuesday morning, but the more important question for the outlook is whether services inflation keeps accelerating even as durable goods inflation fades.
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