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I want my reparations from the Democrat Party

Democrats are the root causal agent of most problems in our country.

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State Department becomes propaganda arm for Democrats. Everything is politicized.

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Covid is slipping away as a useful tool for Democrats/media

60% Of US Voters Say Fauci Is Lying: COVID Came From A Lab.

“…While the media and Democrat politicians have consistently called the lab leak origin hypothesis a “conspiracy theory,” a Fox News poll shows that 60 percent of US voters now believe Covid-19 was “created in China lab [and] leaked.” Thirty-one percent of voters still believe that Covid-19 “evolved from nature in China.”…”

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Andrew McCarthy on Kristen Clarke and the Biden Administration DOJ

Biden Lawsuit against Georgia Election Law Illustrates Radicalism of DOJ and Its Civil Rights Chief

“…As our Caroline Downey reports, the Justice Department will today announce that it is suing Georgia over the latter’s election-integrity law. This is ridiculous. The law provides for voting far more extensive than the Constitution’s minimal standards, and well beyond what, about five minutes ago, were state-law norms. The lawsuit is yet another sign, as if we needed one, that the Biden Justice Department is the Obama DOJ 2.0, an activist tool that puts the awesome law-enforcement power of the federal government in the service of woke progressivism.

This is not a surprise, of course. The lawsuit will be brought by DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, which Biden put in the radical hands of Kristen Clarke, for whose confirmation we can thank Senator Susan Collins of Maine, the lone Republican to assent. I wrote about Clarke when she was nominated:

At the all-important Civil Rights Division, Biden has appointed Kristen Clarke, a radical with a history of racist and anti-Semitic commentary. At Harvard, where she led the Black Students Association as an undergrad, Clarke publicly contended that blacks were superior to whites physically and mentally because their brains contain higher amounts of neuro-melanin. Blacks are also spiritually superior, she said, though she elaborated that this is not an attribute that can be “measured based on Eurocentric standards.”

Though she does not exactly come off like a career in stand-up was an option, Clarke would like us to believe that she was just joking — resorting to parody in her umbrage over the publication of Charles Murray and Richard Herrnstein’s The Bell Curve. People seemed to think she was pretty serious at the time, as she took pains to cite Richard King, a psychiatrist and melanin/pineal-gland scholar, as authority for the proposition that melanin is “the chemical basis for the cultural differences between blacks and whites,” and the reason why “Black infants sit, crawl and walk sooner than whites.” (C’mon, you know you were wondering!) On a related subject, Clarke certainly seemed serious when she invited a notoriously anti-Semitic Trinidadian academic, Tony Martin, to expound on his theories about the racism of the Torah and the “Jewish monopoly over Blacks” — and when she later asserted, in his defense, “Professor Martin is an intelligent, well-versed Black intellectual who bases his information on indisputable fact.”

Clarke is dedicated to the proposition that identity — racial, ethnic, sex (including, of course, sexual identification), sexual preference, etc. — trumps merit. She made that clear in a recent interview with Fox News’ Tucker Carlson (embedded in this Paul Mirengoff post at Powerline). She swaddles this noxious ideology in the euphonious argot of “diversity,” much as [Attorney General Merrick] Garland, in his [confirmation] hearing, toed the Biden line of describing as “equity” the Left’s championing of discrimination against whites for the purpose of fighting “systemic racism.” Equity, in this construction, is the antithesis of equal protection under the law, that passé constitutional value it used to be the Justice Department’s mission to defend. Equal opportunity is out, disparate impact is in. Naturally, Clarke thus frets that if COVID-19 has hit black communities harder than others, it must be due to “racial bias.”

In a saner time, someone with Clarke’s record would not have been nominated because the incumbent administration would not want to run the risk of being associated with her views, and even if willing to run that risk, the president wouldn’t find enough votes in his own party to get her through the Senate. (See, e.g., President Clinton’s withdrawal of his 1993 nomination of Professor C. Lani Guinier to head the Civil Rights Division.) Three decades later, to satisfy his left flank, President Biden nominated Clarke because of her radical views, Democrats closed ranks around her, and Senator Collins went along for the ride.

These are still early Biden days. He may not be able to get much legislation through Congress, but there are no brakes on the Civil Rights Division — except the courts…”

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China had population control…

Biden Bureau of Land Management Nominee Advocated for Population Control

Mask wearers will follow any lead, especially if it’s insane.

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Democrat strategy, say anything.

Democrats Trying to Rewrite History on ‘Defund the Police’

“We’ve never taken the position as a party that we should defund the police”

They know the media will cover for whatever lie they say. No one will call them on it.

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Democrat strategy, say anything.

Harris says U.S. feeling ‘disastrous effects’ of Trump immigration policy

The stupid media will trumpet this like it is true.

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Push back on woke stupidity in the schools. It is easy for me to laugh at the stupidity and ridicule it. It is not easy for this young girl.

https://twitter.com/theREALbenORR/status/1408041591567224839

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Drew Holden rips the nitwit liberals at the Washington Post for their double standards

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Kamala goes to the border and receives a welcome from Trump supporters

Kamala had a good turn out of Trump supporters to welcome her to the border:

Here was kamala’s welcome in Guatemala:

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Trump asks “What would you do for a Klondike Bar?”

This guy does a great impression.

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General Milley, is this black on black crime caused by “white rage”? Are you studying the phenomenon as part of your military readiness training?

Homicides Have Skyrocketed in These 6 Democratic Cities. Black People Are Disproportionately the Victims, Data Shows.

I wonder if the General would be offended by these questions. He took offense to congressional questions much less pointed than mine.

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How about this General? Is this “white rage”?

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I posted this already. It’s worth a repost.

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Journalism – MSNBC style

Tongue bath: Nicolle Wallace advises Jen Psaki to ‘stand her ground,’ acknowledges her ‘high marks’ from the vast majority of reporters

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President Biden mumbles gibberish. Again.

President Biden mixes up Tuskegee airmen and Tuskegee syphilis study, says Latinx are worried they’ll be vaccinated and deported

There is something going on in the President’s head.

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Here’s VP Kamala Harris reminding President Biden to say a word about the Miami condo collapse

Apparently the V.P. is useful.

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Bottom headline of the day.

Palestinian Authority security officers beat a frequent critic to death Thursday

Don’t worry, Biden reestablished American taxpayer funding to the Palestinian “government,” reversing a Trump policy. Because Trump, or something.

The adults are back in charge returning us to normal.

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Fail up. Keep Failing. Hide in the background.

The Most Bizarre Moment of Biden’s Infrastructure Deal Announcement Was One You Probably Didn’t See

Notice the V.P. near doorway.

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Notice the V.P. behind the portico support column on the far right.

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Ms. Harris failed to take part in press availability. Oh well.

Don’t worry, Biden has already double crossed the Republican senators who attempted to find compromise on the infrastructure bill.

Graham: Biden made GOP look like ‘idiots’ over bipartisan infrastructure agreement

Doug Santo