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The Official Thread Dedicated to "Biden Destroying Us"
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Congress—and in particular, the House of Representatives—is invested with the “power of the purse,” the ability to tax and spend public money for the national government.
In the last 60 or so years, one party has dominated control of the house, care to guess which one? The last time there was a balanced budget, guess what party controlled the house?
Unlike you, I don't give a rats *** which party pulls the purse strings and stops the bleeding, but history tells us it's likely not your team.
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Again... One has to wonder just where the money actually went...what should be concerning is the ransom (or as Barista Boy says, randsom) amount being so low.
$5 million when you have the company by the balls, short hairs and are emphatically pushing their sphincter into their esophagus daily? the company has $3.1 billion in assets. This is akin to a street corner bum asking you for loose change.
Cyber-Ransom Of $5m ‘Nothing’ To Colonial Pipeline, Which Has Paid Hundreds Of Millions In Dividends To Billionaire Koch Family
It’s cold comfort that the DarkSide hackers are “apolitical” and didn’t intend to cause social havoc.www.forbes.com
that should be alarming for all of us - regardless of political leaning.
Further evidence as to why Democrats are a cancer to this nation.
Illegal alien gang members should be deported. I think all of us can agree on that. If you don't, well there's clearly something wrong with you.
But....
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Illegal alien gang members should be deported. I think all of us can agree on that. If you don't, well there's clearly something wrong with you.
But....
House Democrats Object to Targeting Gang Members for Deportation, Alleging Racism
AOC, dozens of House Dems cite 'racial reckoning' to oppose targeting gang members for deportation
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., led a group of her House Democratic colleagues in a letter to federal immigration officials demanding an overhaul of immigration policies and objecting to gang members in the country illegally being targeted for deportation.
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House Democrats Object to Targeting Gang Members for Deportation, Alleging Racism
AOC, dozens of House Dems cite 'racial reckoning' to oppose targeting gang members for deportation
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., led a group of her House Democratic colleagues in a letter to federal immigration officials demanding an overhaul of immigration policies and objecting to gang members in the country illegally being targeted for deportation.
Just when I think it can't get any more insane, they one-up me. God help this country.
A fantastic, spot-on read.
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Their fury now is designed to assuage their guilt. It will not succeed, even in that.
The apparent suicide plunge of U.S. Representative Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) appears to be the psychopathic backlash of NeverTrumpers who are starting to realize Donald Trump’s defeat in November and the allegations he was attempting to overturn the election by provoking an “insurrection” at the Capitol on January 6 do not bring back the Republican Party of the Bushes and McCain and Romney, as those families seem to imagine. This is only the first shoe dropping. It will soon be followed by the realization of the role the NeverTrumpers have played in shackling the country and the Western world to the unfolding disaster of the Biden presidency.
Like Brutus charging out of the Roman Senate on the Ides of March, 44 B.C., holding up two bloodied knives and expecting to be applauded after proudly shouting to a distracted group of observers that they had assassinated the tyrant, Cheney acknowledges she voted in support of the Trump Administration over 90 percent of the time, but that her reverence for the rule of law requires her to oppose the “Big Lie.” This lie, she insists, is that there is some question about the legitimacy of the election result. She also holds that there can be no question that Trump attempted to launch a violent assault on the vital processes of the U.S. electoral process by inciting the invasion and vandalization of the U.S. Capitol on January 6.
Cheney endlessly repeats her faith in the rule of law as the justification for her mortal opposition to the president whom she claims to have voted for just six months ago. This faith in law did not propel her to object to the lawless assault upon Trump by the authors of the Trump-Russia collusion fraud or the first spurious impeachment of him. It is rather the last refuge of someone willfully sacrificing a congressional leadership position to be a useful idiot for the Democrats as they seek, through their iron-fisted control of the national political media, to maintain the Real Big Lie—namely, that the November election’s results have been carefully and impartially reviewed by the courts, and that the ex-president incited an insurrection on January 6.
Since—as with Brutus, who shortly had to flee Rome never to return—the majority of Republican voters are not persuaded of the fairness of the election or the effective and dispositive performance of the judiciary, or the anti-Trump take on January 6, Cheney is reduced to taking comfort from the efforts of the cheerleading choristers like Peggy Noonan, telling Cheney and Noonan’s readers that Trump really doesn’t represent many people and is fading quickly.
A very large number of Americans are disconcerted to see 80 percent of the gas stations in Washington, D.C. closed for lack of fuel, and the Russian thugs responsible for the closure dutifully paid their ransom money by the hacked pipeline’s owners. They are disconcerted by a 944 percent increase in April, year over year, in illegal entries across the southern border. They cannot fail to notice a 75 percent shortfall from projections of new jobs for April. Nor can they be assured by a rate of inflation, if properly calculated, of approximately 12 percent. This is the emerging level of performance by the new administration that will cause recollections of President Trump to become fonder rather than more censorious.
The Real Big Lie seeks to suppress the fact that all 29 of the lawsuits over the presidential election that addressed the integrity or constitutionality of the electoral counting process were left unadjudicated. They were not heard for process reasons: late filing, lack of time to hear them, the wrong defendant, the procedural finding that challenges had to begin at the lowest courts and wend their way upwards, or lack of standing to hear the cases. Most of these objections were spurious and cowardly. The fact is, the judiciary abdicated its duty as a coequal branch of American government. It presumably did so for political reasons as overturning a presidential election result would indeed have been extremely controversial.
It may have been, politically, the correct call—making it unlikely that there will be a serious effort to pack the Supreme Court. But that is not the role of the justices of all the courts involved—they have not been placed in their life-positions on the benches of the country’s highest courts to be politicians. That is the ultimate response to Liz Cheney’s tired and hypocritical pieties about the rule of law.
Trump urged his followers, aggrieved as he and they were at what they all thought, with some reason, to be a tainted election result, to demonstrate “patriotically and peacefully.” He did not counsel and gave no support nor knew anything about the hooliganism that occurred. It would have gone nowhere if House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) or Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser had paid any attention to the requests the chief of the Capitol Police made in the preceding days for reinforcements. It would be gratifying if the same self-elevated custodians of American political virtue had managed any comment at all on the “peaceful protests” of last summer, which killed at least 50 people, wounded more than 2,000 police, and caused billions of dollars in damage. Where was the rule of law then as the police were being defunded by the Democrats?
As emotionalism subsides, the grim facts of the Biden Administration’s incompetence and mendacity grow more onerous, degrading, and cringe-worthy, and the soufflé of Trump-hate settles, the absurdity and futility of the anti-Trump Republicans will become unimpeachably clear.
The frustrations of the Trump-haters in both parties now take the form of reproaching Republicans for wanting the former president to campaign for them in the midterm elections next year, and in reproaching the Trump supporters for causing the Republican Party to tear itself apart. This, too, is nonsense: those who want Trump‘s support in the midterm elections only do so because they realize how necessary it is to Republican victory, and the Republican Party is not tearing itself apart at all.
The ex-president is conducting himself with commendable restraint. His support is not declining appreciably and will not, especially as the screaming horror of the Biden presidency sinks in on its victim-electors. Meantime, Republican leadership is taking the position that there are legitimate concerns about the last election but there is no point in debating them further and all Republicans should focus on bringing their party back in the midterm elections and in 2024.
There is an argument to be made for trying to persuade Trump to confer his benediction on another candidate who would thus be much indebted to him, and to do the necessary to make that candidate a unitary Republican figure. In this, Cheney inadvertently shows the way: the Trump policy with a less disruptive personality but with whom Trump is congenial.
Long before serious consideration needs to be given to the next presidential nominee, however, Trump will flex his muscles in the midterm elections next year. He will demonstrate that he is the only person in the country for whom 50,000 Americans will stand outdoors in raw weather to wait for the chance to see and listen to him. Unless he does something to damage his franchise, none of the other plausible Republican nominees will announce until Trump says that he will not run. If he does not say that, he will probably be renominated and reelected.
That is what drives the NeverTrumpers to these insane acts and utterances: in policy terms, he was very good and it is clear that his opponents wounded but did not kill him. In their mindless hate, they inflicted this terrible regime on the country. Their rage now is designed to assuage their guilt. It will not succeed, even in that.
Rage of the NeverTrumpers › American Greatness
The apparent suicide plunge of U.S. Representative Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) appears to be the psychopathic backlash of NeverTrumpers who are starting to realize Donald Trump’s defeat in November and the…
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Their fury now is designed to assuage their guilt. It will not succeed, even in that.
The apparent suicide plunge of U.S. Representative Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) appears to be the psychopathic backlash of NeverTrumpers who are starting to realize Donald Trump’s defeat in November and the allegations he was attempting to overturn the election by provoking an “insurrection” at the Capitol on January 6 do not bring back the Republican Party of the Bushes and McCain and Romney, as those families seem to imagine. This is only the first shoe dropping. It will soon be followed by the realization of the role the NeverTrumpers have played in shackling the country and the Western world to the unfolding disaster of the Biden presidency.
Like Brutus charging out of the Roman Senate on the Ides of March, 44 B.C., holding up two bloodied knives and expecting to be applauded after proudly shouting to a distracted group of observers that they had assassinated the tyrant, Cheney acknowledges she voted in support of the Trump Administration over 90 percent of the time, but that her reverence for the rule of law requires her to oppose the “Big Lie.” This lie, she insists, is that there is some question about the legitimacy of the election result. She also holds that there can be no question that Trump attempted to launch a violent assault on the vital processes of the U.S. electoral process by inciting the invasion and vandalization of the U.S. Capitol on January 6.
Cheney endlessly repeats her faith in the rule of law as the justification for her mortal opposition to the president whom she claims to have voted for just six months ago. This faith in law did not propel her to object to the lawless assault upon Trump by the authors of the Trump-Russia collusion fraud or the first spurious impeachment of him. It is rather the last refuge of someone willfully sacrificing a congressional leadership position to be a useful idiot for the Democrats as they seek, through their iron-fisted control of the national political media, to maintain the Real Big Lie—namely, that the November election’s results have been carefully and impartially reviewed by the courts, and that the ex-president incited an insurrection on January 6.
Since—as with Brutus, who shortly had to flee Rome never to return—the majority of Republican voters are not persuaded of the fairness of the election or the effective and dispositive performance of the judiciary, or the anti-Trump take on January 6, Cheney is reduced to taking comfort from the efforts of the cheerleading choristers like Peggy Noonan, telling Cheney and Noonan’s readers that Trump really doesn’t represent many people and is fading quickly.
Reality Trumps Comforting Reassurances
There isn’t much evidence of this and, in any case, it should not be counted upon in the face of Joe Biden’s crumbling regime.A very large number of Americans are disconcerted to see 80 percent of the gas stations in Washington, D.C. closed for lack of fuel, and the Russian thugs responsible for the closure dutifully paid their ransom money by the hacked pipeline’s owners. They are disconcerted by a 944 percent increase in April, year over year, in illegal entries across the southern border. They cannot fail to notice a 75 percent shortfall from projections of new jobs for April. Nor can they be assured by a rate of inflation, if properly calculated, of approximately 12 percent. This is the emerging level of performance by the new administration that will cause recollections of President Trump to become fonder rather than more censorious.
The Real Big Lie seeks to suppress the fact that all 29 of the lawsuits over the presidential election that addressed the integrity or constitutionality of the electoral counting process were left unadjudicated. They were not heard for process reasons: late filing, lack of time to hear them, the wrong defendant, the procedural finding that challenges had to begin at the lowest courts and wend their way upwards, or lack of standing to hear the cases. Most of these objections were spurious and cowardly. The fact is, the judiciary abdicated its duty as a coequal branch of American government. It presumably did so for political reasons as overturning a presidential election result would indeed have been extremely controversial.
It may have been, politically, the correct call—making it unlikely that there will be a serious effort to pack the Supreme Court. But that is not the role of the justices of all the courts involved—they have not been placed in their life-positions on the benches of the country’s highest courts to be politicians. That is the ultimate response to Liz Cheney’s tired and hypocritical pieties about the rule of law.
The Lamest Insurrection Ever
As for an insurrection, in the United States that would require control of the Armed Forces, the media, and much of the vast apparatus of the federal government. That’s what happens in the countries where there is a vulnerability to coups d’état.Trump urged his followers, aggrieved as he and they were at what they all thought, with some reason, to be a tainted election result, to demonstrate “patriotically and peacefully.” He did not counsel and gave no support nor knew anything about the hooliganism that occurred. It would have gone nowhere if House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) or Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser had paid any attention to the requests the chief of the Capitol Police made in the preceding days for reinforcements. It would be gratifying if the same self-elevated custodians of American political virtue had managed any comment at all on the “peaceful protests” of last summer, which killed at least 50 people, wounded more than 2,000 police, and caused billions of dollars in damage. Where was the rule of law then as the police were being defunded by the Democrats?
As emotionalism subsides, the grim facts of the Biden Administration’s incompetence and mendacity grow more onerous, degrading, and cringe-worthy, and the soufflé of Trump-hate settles, the absurdity and futility of the anti-Trump Republicans will become unimpeachably clear.
The frustrations of the Trump-haters in both parties now take the form of reproaching Republicans for wanting the former president to campaign for them in the midterm elections next year, and in reproaching the Trump supporters for causing the Republican Party to tear itself apart. This, too, is nonsense: those who want Trump‘s support in the midterm elections only do so because they realize how necessary it is to Republican victory, and the Republican Party is not tearing itself apart at all.
The ex-president is conducting himself with commendable restraint. His support is not declining appreciably and will not, especially as the screaming horror of the Biden presidency sinks in on its victim-electors. Meantime, Republican leadership is taking the position that there are legitimate concerns about the last election but there is no point in debating them further and all Republicans should focus on bringing their party back in the midterm elections and in 2024.
A Way Forward
Cheney and her followers are not numerous or credible enough to tear anything but a marginal corner off the Republican Party as it moves in the direction Trump pointed it: pitching directly to blacks, Hispanics, and working and middle-class Americans. It is a winning formula on a rising trajectory, and it is not accessible to the McRomBush (and Cheney) Republicans as they disappear into the mists of the party’s less successful past.There is an argument to be made for trying to persuade Trump to confer his benediction on another candidate who would thus be much indebted to him, and to do the necessary to make that candidate a unitary Republican figure. In this, Cheney inadvertently shows the way: the Trump policy with a less disruptive personality but with whom Trump is congenial.
Long before serious consideration needs to be given to the next presidential nominee, however, Trump will flex his muscles in the midterm elections next year. He will demonstrate that he is the only person in the country for whom 50,000 Americans will stand outdoors in raw weather to wait for the chance to see and listen to him. Unless he does something to damage his franchise, none of the other plausible Republican nominees will announce until Trump says that he will not run. If he does not say that, he will probably be renominated and reelected.
That is what drives the NeverTrumpers to these insane acts and utterances: in policy terms, he was very good and it is clear that his opponents wounded but did not kill him. In their mindless hate, they inflicted this terrible regime on the country. Their rage now is designed to assuage their guilt. It will not succeed, even in that.
This is a must see. PLEASE watch the video. I live next to Loudon County and I've got numerous friends engaged in this war. This is where CRT is being taught and those families who oppose it are being targeted by literal gangs of other parents.
This is a school board meeting, where parents showed up to read back to the school board the works the school is making their children read. You will be shocked.
The video is set to begin at the pertinent part.
This is a school board meeting, where parents showed up to read back to the school board the works the school is making their children read. You will be shocked.
The video is set to begin at the pertinent part.
Earth to Loudoun County — We have a problem…
Timestamped to being at 1:44 — Graphic sexual literature taught in Loudoun County schools During a 45-minute public comment period, parents weighed in at a May 11 local school board me…
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There you have it folks. The head of the teachers union admitting the White House specifically asked them for language to use to frame the CDC's guidance on reopening schools. The ATF has far too much power and our White House has too little control.
Randi Weingarten — ‘We told the CDC exactly what to say about keeping schools closed’…
National Teachers Union president Randi Weingarten on C-Span this morning Here’s the full clip…
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From that crazy right-winger Glenn Greenwald:
Just one big party. Curious how the reaction would've gone if that was Orange. Man. Bad.?
*cue the Trumpingjacks*
Just one big party. Curious how the reaction would've gone if that was Orange. Man. Bad.?
*cue the Trumpingjacks*
From American Greatness and Citizen Free Press?
Those be rayciss, triggering words.
There's an invasion at our southern border, but the vegetable is in Detroit driving Ford's new EV.
It's the Twilight Zone. Articles of Impeachment would've already been drawn up if that was Orange Man Bad.
Goes to show they are all in cahoots.. Republicans/Democrats are all one big happy party and we ain't invited.
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Biden is barely President, he delegates to others and only appears on camera rehearsed with few press conferences.
His brand of politics will fuel inflation, rising costs, scarcity of items good the poor and common man neeed, and can not afford to rise in price, and of course hurt the USA job market as a tax like for small and large business will limit job growth. The republicans need their own famous see I told you so economists.
Can someone tell what good is doing? The problem at the border is worse, and so is the middle east.
By my best guess he'll lose his razor thin majority in congress and become a one term lame duck early.
His brand of politics will fuel inflation, rising costs, scarcity of items good the poor and common man neeed, and can not afford to rise in price, and of course hurt the USA job market as a tax like for small and large business will limit job growth. The republicans need their own famous see I told you so economists.
Can someone tell what good is doing? The problem at the border is worse, and so is the middle east.
By my best guess he'll lose his razor thin majority in congress and become a one term lame duck early.
Biden filmed putting the Ford F-150 Lightning electric pickup through its paces
The president's usually more of a Corvette guy, but it seems like he's having a good time with the Lightning.
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WATCH: Biden insults Coast Guard Class of 2021, calls them 'dull', quotes Mao Zedong
While giving the commencement address at the Coast Guard Academy, Biden insulted the class with a dig saying, "You are a really dull class," and later quoted the founding father of communism in China, Mao Zedong.
Jeb Biden in his younger days:
Imbecile. Plagiarist. Child fondler. Attempted rapist. Bully. *******. Failure. Dullard. Moron. Basement Joe Xiden - here to make us wish for Trump again. A list of Xiden's accomplishments so far:
- Unemployment up
- Labor participation down
- Inflation exploding
- Deficit skyrocketing
- Debt raging
- Southern border falling
- Illegals invading America by the hundreds of thousands, millions per year
- Illegals bringing the Chinese flu with them
- Border facilities overrun
- Border towns crumbling
- Middle East ablaze
- Gas prices exploding
- Energy independence gone
- Keystone pipeline canceled, 11,000 high-paying private jobs gone
- Russia profiting
- Single family construction cratering
- Construction industry punched in the balls
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As to President Harris, uhh, "Vice" President Harris, her hypocrisy is bottomless and her morals as absent as her gag reflex:
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Wonder if she holds interest in companies that benefit from low wages via illegal aliens.
Kamala Harris keeps assets in tax-advantaged trust, appearing to violate own ethics pledge
Vice President Kamala Harris keeps assets in a tax-advantaged family trust, a move that appears to violate an ethics pledge she and President Biden made on the campaign trail.
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Wonder if she holds interest in companies that benefit from low wages via illegal aliens.
A beloved statesman and national treasure vs. a vile, corrupt and demented piece of **** everybody with a brain sees through:
A beloved statesman and national treasure vs. a vile, corrupt and demented piece of **** everybody with a brain sees through:
He can't even get the quote right.
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In one sentence:WATCH: Biden insults Coast Guard Class of 2021, calls them 'dull', quotes Mao Zedong
While giving the commencement address at the Coast Guard Academy, Biden insulted the class with a dig saying, "You are a really dull class," and later quoted the founding father of communism in China, Mao Zedong.thepostmillennial.com
Jeb Biden in his younger days:
Imbecile. Plagiarist. Child fondler. Attempted rapist. Bully. *******. Failure. Dullard. Moron. Basement Joe Xiden - here to make us wish for Trump again. A list of Xiden's accomplishments so far:
All courtesy of Beijing Joe, basement lackey of the Chinese. But hey, Hunter and his hooker ex-girlfriend are doing well, so there's that.
- Unemployment up
- Labor participation down
- Inflation exploding
- Deficit skyrocketing
- Debt raging
- Southern border falling
- Illegals invading America by the hundreds of thousands, millions per year
- Illegals bringing the Chinese flu with them
- Border facilities overrun
- Border towns crumbling
- Middle East ablaze
- Gas prices exploding
- Energy independence gone
- Keystone pipeline canceled, 11,000 high-paying private jobs gone
- Russia profiting
- Single family construction cratering
- Construction industry punched in the balls
All is right with the world again, yippee.
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LOL. Biden wasn’t even really driving that truck…
meet the new boss. not the same as the old boss
The Biden administration has waived sanctions on a company building a controversial gas pipeline between Russia and Germany.
The US also lifted sanctions on the executive - an ally of Russia's Vladimir Putin - who leads the firm behind the Nord Stream 2 project.
The move came in a report on Russian sanctions delivered to Congress by the Department of State.
Critics say the pipeline is a major geopolitical prize for the Kremlin.
The project, which would take gas from the Russian Arctic under the Baltic Sea to Germany, is already more than 95% complete.
The Department of State report notes that Nord Stream 2 AG and its chief executive, Matthias Warnig, a former East German intelligence officer, engaged in sanctionable activity.
But it concludes that it is in the US national interest to waive the sanctions.
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A bill passed during Donald Trump’s presidency imposed sanctions on companies involved with the nearly-completed pipeline to bring Russian gas into Europe via Germany, undermining previous gas transits via Ukraine.
Biden on Wednesday said he believed NS2 was a “bad deal for Europe”.
Led by Russia’s Gazprom with Western partners, the pipeline, which doubles the capacity of the existing Nord Stream 1 (NS 1) link has attracted opposition in the European Union.
The United States says NS 2 increases the EU’s reliance on Russia while NS 2 supporters say the United States is seeking to increase liquefied natural gas (LNG) sales to Europe.
Nord Stream 2: Biden waives US sanctions on Russian pipeline
The US also waives sanctions on a Putin ally who leads the firm behind the Nord Stream 2 project.
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The Biden administration has waived sanctions on a company building a controversial gas pipeline between Russia and Germany.
The US also lifted sanctions on the executive - an ally of Russia's Vladimir Putin - who leads the firm behind the Nord Stream 2 project.
The move came in a report on Russian sanctions delivered to Congress by the Department of State.
Critics say the pipeline is a major geopolitical prize for the Kremlin.
The project, which would take gas from the Russian Arctic under the Baltic Sea to Germany, is already more than 95% complete.
The Department of State report notes that Nord Stream 2 AG and its chief executive, Matthias Warnig, a former East German intelligence officer, engaged in sanctionable activity.
But it concludes that it is in the US national interest to waive the sanctions.
TIMELINE-Nord Stream 2: the difficult birth of Russia's gas link to Germany
New U.S. President Joe Biden said his administration would review restrictions on the Nord Stream 2 (NS 2) gas pipeline project, a focal point of a wider discord between Moscow and Washington.
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TIMELINE-Nord Stream 2: the difficult birth of Russia's gas link to Germany
Jan 27 (Reuters) - New U.S. President Joe Biden said his administration would review restrictions on the Nord Stream 2 (NS 2) gas pipeline project, a focal point of a wider discord between Moscow and Washington.A bill passed during Donald Trump’s presidency imposed sanctions on companies involved with the nearly-completed pipeline to bring Russian gas into Europe via Germany, undermining previous gas transits via Ukraine.
Biden on Wednesday said he believed NS2 was a “bad deal for Europe”.
Led by Russia’s Gazprom with Western partners, the pipeline, which doubles the capacity of the existing Nord Stream 1 (NS 1) link has attracted opposition in the European Union.
The United States says NS 2 increases the EU’s reliance on Russia while NS 2 supporters say the United States is seeking to increase liquefied natural gas (LNG) sales to Europe.
He really isn't driving the country as President , so that fits perfect. Just a empty suit, with dementia.
It's funny how Democrats admit they aren't Communist....until they admit they are
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Ilhan Omar's daughter comes out as a communist after calls for violent insurrection
Isra Hirsi, daughter of far-left congresswoman Ilhan Omar, has called for violent insurrection, and now she's stated that she's a communist. She's heading off to Barnard College in the fall.
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