Wait.
Biden said he is committed to keeping Americans safe?
Has he realized what's coming across our border every day?

 

What’s coming across your southern border is the Monroe doctrine to bite you in the ass and nobody cares.
You create banana republics you get what’s coming.

 

Canada has grown to expect our protection. And her citizens feel free to badmouth America.

 

It's what always happens.
Give people free shit, don't hold them accountable, and they get entitled.

 

Marianne Williamson launches campaign against Biden, vows to fight 'forces of hatred, injustice and fear'



Spiritual adviser and bestselling self-help author Marianne Williamson officially declared her candidacy for president on Saturday, launching a 2024 Democratic primary challenge against President Biden.

"The status quo will not disrupt itself… that's our job," Williamson said at her campaign kickoff event at Washington D.C.’s Union Station.

"We know that this country is plagued by many challenges now, not the least of which is hatred and division, which is greater than any of us have experienced national life. It is our job to create a vision of justice and love that is so powerful that it will override the forces of hatred and injustice and fear," Williamson said in her speech.

Williamson, who called for reparations and a Department of Peace as part of her unsuccessful long-shot campaign for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, becomes the first Democrat with a national following to primary challenge the 80-year-old president.

Most leaders in the Democratic Party from both the establishment and progressive wings say they will support Biden, who is expected in the coming weeks or months to announce his re-election campaign for a second term in the White House.


Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson files to place her name on the 2020 New Hampshire primary ballot, at the Statehouse in Concord, N.H. in November 2019 (Fox News)

Williamson did not mention Biden in her speech Saturday, but said that not electing former President Donald Trump in 2020 meant that America didn't go "over the cliff." She said "we're still 6 inches away from it."

She painted a dark vision of America with "broken windows," addiction, poverty and despair. "Half the people in this city don't even notice [despair]," she said, calling out leaders for lacking the "spine or moral courage" to fix the issues.

"Ladies and gentlemen, let me in there, I will," she said.

Williamson announced her intentions to launch a White House campaign last month in an interview with the Medill News Service, saying "I wouldn’t be running for president if I didn’t believe I could contribute to harnessing the collective sensibility that I feel is our greatest hope at this time."

A few days later, she declared in a Facebook posting and on her website that "I’m writing with some big news: on Saturday, March 4, I will formally announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination for president."

An adviser in the White House contender’s political circle told Fox News earlier this week that Williamson will travel to South Carolina on Monday and New Hampshire on Wednesday, with stops in Michigan and Nevada in the coming weeks.


President Joe Biden speaks at the Democratic National Committee Winter Meeting, Friday, Feb. 3, 2023, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky) (AP )

"You can appreciate what the president has done — defeating the Republicans in 2020 — and still feel it is time to move on," Williamson said last week in an interview on a New Hampshire news-talk morning radio program.

Williamson told host Jack Heath on "Good Morning New Hampshire" that "many of us, myself included, feel that in order for the Democrats to win in 2024, we’re going to have to be able to offer to the American people something much more than" what she says Biden is offering.

During the 2020 cycle, Williamson was an unconventional candidate who preached the politics of love. She emphasized "six pillars for a season of moral repair," including economic justice. She proposed creating a Department of Children and Youths and a Department of Peace, and she pushed for reparations for the descendants of African-American slaves. Among her unorthodox acts was holding a meditation session while campaigning in New Hampshire.


Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson leads a mediation in Manchester, NH on Monday September 9, 2019

But Williamson struggled with fundraising and failed to qualify for most of the Democrat presidential debates. Days after laying off most of her small staff, she dropped out of the race in January 2020, just ahead of the start of the nomination primaries and caucuses.

"With caucuses and primaries now about to begin, however, we will not be able to garner enough votes in the election to elevate our conversation any more than it is now," she said at the time. And pointing to what at that moment was a very competitive race for the Democratic nomination, Williamson added that she didn’t want to "get in the way of a progressive candidate winning."

Williamson traveled to New Hampshire last month ahead of her 2024 announcement, and it's likely she'll spend plenty of her time campaigning there going forward. That comes as no surprise as political strategists have said that if there’s going to be a primary challenge against Biden, New Hampshire appears to be the state where the action will take place.

 

Time for the despicables who think they can beat the old fart to step up.
Shooter always said, put up someone better than Trump if you want to beat trump, and that bar isn't very high.
Apparently, they took Shooter at his word.
They gave us Biden, who managed to clear the bar, but only by falling over it.
Now deplorables are putting up several candidates who would be better than Trump, and better than Biden.
Time for despicables to put up their best and may the best candidate win.

 

Biden Is a Pandering Mess and Gets Lost on Stage Again
By Nick Arama | 8:30 PM on March 06, 2023


AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta

Joe Biden was in town on Monday after spending part of the weekend in Delaware and making a speech in Selma, Alabama on Sunday commemorating the 58th anniversary of “Bloody Sunday” where civil rights activists were beaten in Selma by the police. That was not the place to pander and lie about being involved in the civil rights movement. But that didn’t stop Biden, who did just that. He also lied about voting rights being endangered, which was especially despicable given the event.


On Monday, Biden was back in D.C. I feel like at this point, I can probably tell you what lie or exaggeration he’s going to tell depending upon what audience he’s going to appear before and pander to. Biden spoke at the 2023 International Association of Fire Fighters Legislative Conference at the Hyatt Regency.

So what lie was he likely to pull out? You got it, that story about the fire at his home in Wilmington, Delaware. That’s gotten all sorts of rewrites from him over the various times that he’s told it. When we first heard him tell the tale, he said the house burnt down with his wife in it — which would have been a big problem for Jill if that was true. He then corrected it to say, she got out, but a good portion of the house burnt. That was also a lie.

This time, he adjusted it somewhat.

https://twitter.com/RNCResearch/sta...ing-mess-and-gets-lost-on-stage-again-n712367

He claimed that there was smoke throughout all three stories of his home, despite the fire department saying publicly that the fire was a “small fire” contained to the kitchen and under control within 20 minutes. At least he spoke about the wife, the cat, and the Corvette in the right order of being saved.

Now, while I’ll give him there might be some smoke, I seriously doubt the claim that he replaced all the furniture on all three floors of the home and that would be a tremendous expense. But let’s take him at his word on that. Did he also move the documents that he had at the home from his time in the Senate, those documents from 1973 or 1974 about which he spoke? He would have had to move them if they were from that time. Funny how lies can come back around on you.

During his remarks to the firefighters, Biden seemed to come close to announcing a run for re-election, in that weird leaning-in, whispering way that he has.

https://twitter.com/RNCResearch/sta...ing-mess-and-gets-lost-on-stage-again-n712367

“I’m telling my colleagues, ‘Don’t leave ’til we finish the job. We got more to do. I’m determined to finish the job.'”

Finish the job? As if he hasn’t harmed us enough already.

But although Biden made that comment, he didn’t declare it, so he still left people wondering. As I noted over the weekend, that uncertainty on the Democratic side will prompt more people to jump in to challenge him. So far only Marianne Williamson has taken that plunge.

However, Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) was asked about supporting Biden over the weekend and he said he needed to see who else was in the race. That’s a bad sign for Joe Biden. Manchin was making remarks that sounded like he might be thinking about throwing his hat in the ring. That would cause Biden a lot more difficulty than Williamson will.

When Biden wrapped his remarks before the firefighters, he gave a golden example of what’s been wrong with his administration on virtually every issue — he got lost, and couldn’t find the right way to go off the stage. How many times has that happened now? He had to be redirected on how to get off the stage.

https://twitter.com/RNCResearch/sta...ing-mess-and-gets-lost-on-stage-again-n712367

That about says it all. No wonder Manchin refuses to say he’s going to support that.

 

Wonder if smoke inhalation can cause dementia?

 

The worst budget from the worst president in history.


Biden’s Budget Is the ‘Wokest Budget in History’


Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) responded to President Joe Biden’s latest budget proposal, telling Breitbart News it’s the “wokest budget in history” as some of the federal tax dollars would be used to push leftist ideas “completely out of step with the needs of the American people.”

“It’s the wokest budget in history, and it’s a joke,” the newly minted senator told Breitbart News on Friday morning regarding what some of the federal departments under Biden want to spend taxpayer dollars on.

“When you dig down, and you drill down into the details, the billions and billions of dollars being spent on this climate alarmist agenda, or DEI [diversity, equity, and inclusion] or all this virtue signaling, again, is, is not in step with where the American people are at, and they want to see responsible governing, and … see some fiscal responsibility in the budgeting like they have to do at home. And that’s not represented in this budget,” Schmitt explained.

The Missouri senator was referring to the federal departments and agencies wanting to “advance racial equity,” find “strategies to promote racial and socioeconomic diversity in” schools, and advance “gender equality and equality around the world.”

Here are some examples from Biden’s budget:

• Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) proposed budget includes “nearly $1.8 billion across numerous programs in support of environmental justice efforts,” to be used to “support creating good-paying jobs, cleaning up pollution … advancing racial equity, and securing environmental justice.” It also “includes $91 million for technical assistance to support capacity building for communities to advance equity and justice.”
• Department of the Treasury’s proposed budget would be to “support Treasury’s Climate Hub and establish a climate-related technical support center to conduct assessments of climate-related risks across Government programs.” The agency also wants to create programs to “expand engagement with historically underrepresented and underserved groups to advance equity across all Treasury programs.”
• Department of Education’s proposed budget includes “$100 million for a grant program to support voluntary efforts by communities interested in developing and implementing strategies to promote racial and socioeconomic diversity in their schools.”
• Department of State, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), and other international programs’ proposed budgets include a section titled “Advances Gender Equity and Equality Around the World,” in addition to another section titled “Sharpens America’s Tools of Statecraft,” to expand on “significant investments to advance diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility across its people, policies, processes, programs, and partnerships.”

Schmitt said the budget is “out of touch” and questioned how any of the “virtue signaling” helps a farmer, a single mom working two jobs, or Missouri. He also pointed out that there is a “crisis at the border,” but Biden is only adding a few hundred more border agents while, at the same time, wanting to fund 87,000 new IRS agents and over a thousand lawyers at the Department of Justice.

“Institutions have been weaponized against the American people. You get the Department of Justice going after parents, going after conservatives,” he explained. “These woke and weaponized agencies have now been given a blank check, and it’s, again, it’s not what the American people want. It’s not what they should expect.”

 

Fox’s Stuart Varney Declares Job Numbers ‘Very Good’ for Biden: ‘Does NOT Look Like We are Headed for Recession’
By Colby HallMar 10th, 2023, 9:08 am
904 comments

Fox Business anchor Stuart Varney offered rare good news for President Joe Biden following the Bureau of Labor Statistics release of February job numbers.

Varney appeared on Fox & Friends Friday morning just minutes after news of payroll employment rising by 311,000 — which is significantly higher than the 200,000 that experts expected — Varney flatly said that “these are very good numbers for President Biden.”


Brian Kilmeade tossed to Varney, saying, “you like this number,” to which Varney replied, “Well, I don’t necessarily like it. It’s stronger. It’s typical of a strong jobs market. If you think we’re going to go into recession, this strong jobs number will talk you out of it. It does not look like we’re heading towards a recession.”

“These are very good numbers for President Biden. He’ll make the most of them. They’re good numbers for Main Street because clearly, employers are hiring,” he continued. “There’s plenty of jobs out there.”

And in the event you might think that Varney was entirely optimistic about a Biden-led economy, he hedged just a bit, adding, “But I think eventually it’ll be bad news for interest rates and Wall Street eventually.”

Many on Fox News have insisted that an economic recession is imminent under the Biden administration. However, those dire predictions have not yet come to pass, though inflation is still very high.

Watch above via Fox News.

https://www.mediaite.com/tv/foxs-st...es-not-look-like-we-are-headed-for-recession/

 

Nope. No recession.
But if there is one it will be trumps fault.

Mark this spot.

 

We're all of these statements made before or after the news hit about the second largest, Silicon Valley Bank collapse in history losing BILLIONS!.... or how about the DOW losing 700 points along with S&P losing 2% points....we're not heading for a recession, think full blown depression....Thank you Donald.....Says the Democrypts....

 

Biden says 'wacko liberal guy' Ronald Reagan had a higher corporate tax rate than the US has right now
Juliana Kaplan,Ayelet Sheffey
Fri, Mar 10, 2023, 10:24 AM MST3 min read


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U.S. President Joe Biden speaks to members of the press prior to his Marine One departure from the White House on October 27, 2022 in Washington, DC. Prior to his departure, Biden spoke to reporters about the third quarter GDP growth. Biden is traveling to Syracuse, New York, where he will deliver remarks on the economy and Micron Technology Inc.’s investing in CHIPS manufacturing.Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images

• President Joe Biden wants to raise taxes on corporations and billionaires as part of his new budget.
  
  
• In remarks on Friday, Biden noted that Republican President Ronald Reagan had a higher corporate tax rate.
  
  
• However, any tax hikes are likely a nonstarter with the GOP holding the House.
  

President Joe Biden is taking every opportunity he can get to tout his tax proposals, even if it means invoking a former Republican president to help his case.

On Friday, the US received yet another month of positive economic data, with the February jobs report showing an additional 311,000 jobs. The labor market remains hot as inflation is cooling, and Biden celebrated the economic progress during remarks on Friday morning.

"Our economic plan is working, and when I took office, there was no recovery and the economy was reeling," Biden said.

This data also came just one day after Biden unveiled his budget proposal for the upcoming year, which included a revival of many of his well-known priorities like a full renewal of the Child Tax Credit, paid family and medical leave, and an increase in taxes on the wealthy and corporations.

Specifically, Biden wants to bring the corporate tax rate up to 28% from its current 21% — which, as the White House notes, is still lower than the previous rate of 35% under President Barack Obama. That slash from 35% to 21% was part of President Donald Trump's sweeping tax cut package, much of which remains intact as Democrats squabble over what, if any, action on taxes to take.

"Corporations received an enormous tax break in 2017, cutting effective U.S. tax rates for U.S. corporations to a low of less than 10 percent," a White House fact sheet on Biden's budget proposal said. "While their profits soared, their investment in the economy did not."

Republican lawmakers blasted his budget — unsurprisingly, given they were never on board with Biden's tax proposals — and the president on Friday dug into that criticism.

"When we talk about 28% tax rate — Ronald Reagan was 28% tax rate — you know, that wacko liberal guy, the idea that that's an unreasonable amount…" Biden said during his Friday remarks.

Biden has pushed for a higher corporate tax rate previously, saying that he's "sick and tired of ordinary people being fleeced" as some corporations pay nothing in income taxes. However, even during those pushes, Senate Democrats have eyed a 25% rate rather than 28%.

While Biden and his administration have continued to advocate for tax increases, those proposals are unlikely to make much progress in a GOP-controlled House. Republicans and Biden are currently clashing over raising the debt ceiling to prevent a catastrophic default, and while Biden has put forth more funding proposals, GOP lawmakers have only eyed spending cuts on Democratic priorities.

For example, the House Freedom Caucus on Friday unveiled a plan to raise the debt ceiling – but only if Democrats agree to a deal that would rescind pandemic relief spending, block student-debt relief, and end climate programs.

Still, even with the release of Biden's budget proposal, Republicans have yet to put forth their plan. House Budget Chair Jodey Arrington told Politico that there is "no timeline" for a GOP budget, frustrating Democrats as the US inches closer to default.

Read the original article on Business Insider

https://sports.yahoo.com/biden-says-wacko-liberal-guy-172442181.html

 

Typical Biden lies to sell his tax increase.
How about he cut government, really cut government, and then we'll talk about higher taxes.

 

When Carlson released his version of the J6 videos the despicables went frothing and twirling into the night, yammering about all the officers injured/killed that day, and the embarrassment of mobs roaming the capitol and THAT GODDAM TRUMP!! Delirious Joe even jumped onto the pile on.

But a pundit, Christopher Tremoglie, from the Washington Post, had a very good observation about Biden's rant and for that matter, Shooter thinks it's a pretty good observation for all the despicables now howling about Carlson and HIS propaganda;​

Why doesn’t Biden care about the police officers killed or injured in the BLM riots? (msn.com)

Why doesn’t Biden care about the police officers killed or injured in the BLM riots?
Opinion by Christopher Tremoglie • Yesterday 8:16 AM

President Joe Biden jumped into the fray over the Tucker Carlson Jan. 6 footage this week by tweeting his support for the Capitol Police. In a not-so-subtle attempt to try to discredit Carlson and the new footage, Biden put his sanctimony on full display as he tried to draw a parallel between the new footage and the plight of police officers on Jan. 6.

It was a disingenuous and pathetic attempt to exploit what happened to them and deflect from the real issue over Carlson’s footage.

“More than 140 officers were injured on January 6. I’ve said it before: How dare anyone diminish or deny the hell they went through? I stand with the @CapitolPolice,” Biden tweeted on March 8. “I hope House Republicans feel ashamed for what was done to undermine our law enforcement.”

Biden’s concern over police officers is quite clearly disingenuous. If he did actually care about police, he would have said something about the more than 2,000 police officers injured during the 2020 George Floyd riots. There was also the incident in which rioters tried to burn down a police precinct in Seattle with officers still in the building. But Biden has not said a word about those experiences. That was "good" rioting, and what happened at the Capitol was "bad" rioting, so we only care about the police officers in the latter case.

If Biden was genuinely concerned about the safety of police officers facing political violence, he doesn’t even have to go back to 2020. He could go back to earlier this week, when antifa thugs and other left-wing revolutionaries, once again, attacked a police training facility in Georgia. As an absolute surprise to no one, Biden has yet to mention or condemn that violence.

To paraphrase his tweet, how dare he not acknowledge the hell they went through?

Biden doesn’t care about police officers; he never has. They only matter to him when it comes time for political endorsements or when he can use them as political pawns. His outrage is nothing more than political theater. Police officers throughout the country should condemn Biden for this exploitation.

Biden’s tweet of empathy toward police officers was as authentic as his fake White House studio or any of the numerous other falsehoods he has told since January 2021. Additionally, his tweet was indicative of the hyperbolic fearmongering and division that Biden has made a staple of his presidency. As usual, no one should believe anything President Joe Biden says, especially when he is pretending to defend police officers.

 

Fact check: Joe Biden has condemned protest-related violence from the left and the right
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...ed-violent-protests-several-times/6576824002/

 

At least 25 Americans were killed during protests and political unrest in 2020 | Protest | The Guardian

 

Well, it seems old Joe has caught up on his meds, for the moment, and is cranking up his executive pen and phone.

Yes, it's real: Joe Biden's Department of Energy just moved to ban nearly all gas stoves (msn.com)

Yes, it's real: Joe Biden's Department of Energy just moved to ban nearly all gas stoves
Story by Rep. Debbie Lesko • 3h ago

The legacy media and the Left attempted to brush off the initial gas stove controversy and outcry from the Right as nothing more than an unsubstantiated, irrational conspiracy theory. The White House even insisted that President Joe Biden does not support a ban on gas stoves after one of his federal consumer safety officials suggested that such a ban was on the table.

But, as we are seeing in so many other instances, Republicans were right all along. President Joe Biden’s Department of Energy is, in fact, pushing an extreme regulation that would effectively eliminate nearly all gas stoves.

The Department of Energy is conducting this gas stove grab through a rule that would impose extreme energy performance standards on residential cooktops. The department’s proposed rule sets requirements for gas cooktops at the maximum technologically feasible or "max-tech" level. Based on the Department of Energy's own analysis, gas cooktops at the max-tech level represent just 4% of current market share and exclude all conventional free-stand ranges.

Any rule that causes 96% of the products available today to be eliminated from the market is an extreme regulation. In fact, it is essentially an outright ban on gas stoves.

With this latest rush-to-green policy, the Department of Energy has also failed to take consumer preference into consideration when it comes to gas stove design. To accommodate the DOE’s proposed standards, manufacturers are going to have to make dramatic design changes that result in smaller burners and longer cooking times, as well as smaller grates that could be less stable. Consumers in the kitchen are unlikely to approve of these changes.

Comically, Biden’s Department of Energy is justifying this proposed requirement based on estimated savings to the consumer for gas cooktops of $21.89 over the next 14.5 years, which equates to a savings of just $1.50 per year. People are not willing to trade such substantially decreased functionality and features for minuscule savings.

Once again, the Biden administration proves it is out of touch with the average American.

This radical proposal from the Department of Energy is open for public comment. The public should tell the Biden administration to keep their hands off gas stoves. Comments can be submitted via Regulations.gov through April 3, 2023.

Quick question; what scientific research supports banning gas stoves?
Gas stoves impact climate change and public health, study shows | CNN
And what scientific research refutes that?
Gas Stoves Are Not a Major Factor in Air Quality, Report Finds (heartlanddailynews.com)​

 

And what with Joe claiming victory at every turn, we have to ask;
The fuck are you doing about inflation?
Inflation data arrives at critical moment for Fed after bank failures, jobs data (msn.com)
Not much, it turns out, except selling us on the idea that inflation is lower than it has been for a couple of months ...............