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« Reply #259 on: August 27, 2022, 02:12:11 PM »
The conspiracy by the FBI to suppress the Hunter Biden laptop is coming completely unraveled.  Better late than never.   After the mid term elections, DOJ will cut a deal with Hunter giving him a slap on the wrist for some minor violation in return for not prosecuting him for the numerous felonies he and the "big guy" committed.  They will get that done before the republicans take over in January.   No way does the corrupt DOJ want an honest investigation into Biden, Inc.

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« Reply #260 on: August 27, 2022, 03:40:16 PM »
So it appears the Europeans developed a vaccine only by stealing from the US.  The Trump vaccine led the way!  U-S-A, U-S-A!  If Shutdown Joe had been in charge, the money for the vaccine would have been appropriated to some lib cause, taken decades, and not worked.


"Moderna is suing its chief competitor in the COVID-19 vaccine space, alleging that Pfizer and BioNTech stole key technology used in the development of that group's inoculation."

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« Reply #261 on: August 29, 2022, 01:32:56 PM »
A new week which means another several days for Old Joe to come up new disasters before knocking off for the beach.  Last week he saddled generations of American taxpayers with $300 billion to as much as one trillion dollars in debt to pay of the loans of deadbeat students.   This is more a payoff to the academic institutions who simply raise their tuition to the level of any available federal funding and laugh all the way to the bank.  Even most of the Dems couldn't believe this outrageous and likely illegal bribe for votes.  After the election, the courts will overturn the debt bribe and make these deadbeats pay their own loans.  Biden knows that.  This is to buy votes for the midterm election.  After that he couldn't care less.  The typical corrupt politician.

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« Reply #262 on: August 29, 2022, 04:48:16 PM »
Anyone with a functioning brain can figure out that the DOJ's raid was solely intended to harm Trump's chances in 2024.  Ask yourself why Trump would want any such classified documents?   There is no apparent reason.  Theories like he was going to sell nuclear secrets are absurd.   If such documents were packed by GSA in violation of the process, why wouldn't Trump just give them back?  Why would he care?  There is no explanation.  The most plausible scenario is that because the rules governing "classified" documents are vague and even the definition is vague - particularly when it comes to a president who has completely discretion to declassify information - that it provides grounds to "get" someone on an alleged process violation.  When the Jan. 6 hearings failed and Trump candidates continued to win around the country, enormous pressure was put on Garland to "do something."  With the pending effort to return any classified documents given low priority until that point, they could stage a raid and leak false info to the press to make it sound like a big deal,  DOJ can cover up the lack of any violation by contending it is an "ongoing investigation" while leaking selected info to the press that can't be verified.  They also admit to taking information that false under attorney-client privilege.  An outrageous violation of rights against anyone much less the former president. 

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« Reply #263 on: August 29, 2022, 10:52:55 PM »
The recent chain of events is laughable.  First, Biden claims there is "zero" inflation.  Then passes the $700 billion "Inflation Reduction Act."  How is it going to reduce inflation?  His explanation is by reducing the national debt.  A dubious claim.  But then what does he do?  A few days later he authorizes a $300 billion to $1 trillion bailout to students thus eliminating any deficit reduction from the Inflation Reduction Act.  Net result is about $2 trillion for absolutely nothing.  A crushing debt on future generations.
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« Reply #264 on: August 30, 2022, 01:46:49 PM »
White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre claimed yesterday that illegal immigrants don't just walk over the border.  LOL.  They are living in some type of alternative reality from the rest of the world.  Imagine telling people that the flood of millions of illegal aliens shown every day on their TV are not real.  They apparently don't walk across the border but just somehow magically appear.  The WH has no answer whatsoever on how the $1 trillion student debt bailout will be paid.  Of course, everyone knows how.   The American taxpayers will pick up the tab for the next several decades. 

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« Reply #265 on: August 30, 2022, 02:16:27 PM »
Imagine spending $2 trillion in taxpayer money and being unwilling to state how it is being paid for.   You can always tell when the corrupt establishment politicians have been caught lying.  It's not only when they open their mouths but when they refuse to answer a simple question.  How is it being paid for?   The answer is obvious.  Americans will pay higher taxes for decades.  If these socialist programs are so worthy of this funding, then why not just state the answer instead of deflecting with a lot of mumbo jumbo?  Why be afraid to explain how it is being paid for?  Again, the chain of events over the last week highlights the dishonesty.

1)  Biden states inflation is "zero"
2)  The Dems enact the "Inflation Reduction Act" which will cost $700 billion or more.  Why is this needed if inflation is zero?  How does it reduce inflation?  The only answer is that it will reduce the national debt.
3)  Biden signs a $300 billion to $1 trillion student loan bailout.  No one can even calculate the exact cost. Effectively erasing any reduction in the national debt (real or imagined) derived from the so-called Inflation Reduction Act.
4)  Net result.  As much as $2 trillion in new spending that does not reduce the national debt one penny, provides questionable benefits to a handful of individuals, that will be paid for by all tax payers for decades, and likely spurs more, not less, inflation. 

A complete economic catastrophe.