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Biden Voters Are Already Showing Signs of Buyers’ Remorse
When midterm elections loom just around the corner, most presidents push populist policies to lure Independent votes as a means of retaining their party’s majority in Congress. President Biden, however,
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In a way it's unfair to blame Biden. He doesn't even know WTF is going on and just reads what's put in front of him. Bomma and His people are running everything.Hey, but no mean tweets!
Biden Voters Are Already Showing Signs of Buyers’ Remorse
When midterm elections loom just around the corner, most presidents push populist policies to lure Independent votes as a means of retaining their party’s majority in Congress. President Biden, however,
Miserable, lying, cheating communist demotards tried to rape America last night. Ted Cruz stopped them.
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Ted Cruz Derails Democrats Late-Night Push To Pass Federal Election Takeover
Chuck Schumer brought HR1 – SR 1 to the floor around 3:30 a.m. after the Senate had concluded 15 hours of amendment votes on a $3.5 trillion budget resolution. In the dead of night, Schumer sought to pass the federal overhaul of elections by unanimous consent, according to the Houston Chronicle.
Only one objection by a senator was required to stop the process. In a roughly 15-minute back-and-forth, Cruz tanked Schumer’s attempt to force the election bill through the Senate.
“This bill would constitute a federal government takeover of elections. It would constitute a massive power grab by Democrats. It would disenfranchise millions of Americans and it would do precisely the opposite of its nominal title, ‘For The People.’ It is, instead, for the politicians because it entrenches politicians and ensures that the people cannot vote them out of office. It would strike down virtually every reasonable voter integrity law in the country, including voter I.D. laws supported by the overwhelming majority of this country, including prohibitions on ballot harvesting, again widely supported by people in this country. It would mandate that felons be allowed to vote, and it would automatically register millions of illegal aliens to vote. It would profoundly undermine democracy in this country, and for that reason I object.”
Ted Cruz saved America at 3:30 AM last night…
Posted by Kane on August 13, 2021 4:07 amNEWS JUNKIES -- CHECK OUT OUR HOMEPAGE
Ted Cruz Derails Democrats Late-Night Push To Pass Federal Election Takeover
Chuck Schumer brought HR1 – SR 1 to the floor around 3:30 a.m. after the Senate had concluded 15 hours of amendment votes on a $3.5 trillion budget resolution. In the dead of night, Schumer sought to pass the federal overhaul of elections by unanimous consent, according to the Houston Chronicle.
Only one objection by a senator was required to stop the process. In a roughly 15-minute back-and-forth, Cruz tanked Schumer’s attempt to force the election bill through the Senate.
“This bill would constitute a federal government takeover of elections. It would constitute a massive power grab by Democrats. It would disenfranchise millions of Americans and it would do precisely the opposite of its nominal title, ‘For The People.’ It is, instead, for the politicians because it entrenches politicians and ensures that the people cannot vote them out of office. It would strike down virtually every reasonable voter integrity law in the country, including voter I.D. laws supported by the overwhelming majority of this country, including prohibitions on ballot harvesting, again widely supported by people in this country. It would mandate that felons be allowed to vote, and it would automatically register millions of illegal aliens to vote. It would profoundly undermine democracy in this country, and for that reason I object.”
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I watched the video a few days ago, so it's odd that it's only being reported now. The video didn't give context to the implications of the back and forth between the two. Chuck is an evil prick man.
Red states kicking ***
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Red states leading US economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic
States with Republican governors are leading the U.S. economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, while those run by Democrats – which tended to impose lengthier and stricter lockdowns on businesses – are faced with significantly higher unemployment rates.
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This guy is gold, Jerry!
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His video ordering McDonald's is pretty good.
In the link check out the video from the guy named Ben. Awesome. Yuge crowd for the Trump rally.
https://citizenfreepress.com/breaki...t-this-photo-from-the-trump-rally-in-alabama/
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Trump: The New Churchill
No one has been more prescient about what a Biden presidency would mean for America than Donald Trump.
by JEFFREY LORD
August 24, 2021, 12:24 AM
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The contrast could not have been greater.
There was former President Donald J. Trump in Alabama on Saturday night. He was crisp, to the point, and defiant.
Then there was President Joe Biden. The bumbling president has come under attack for his disasters in Afghanistan, at the southern border, and more. A combination of American media figures and politicians across the ideological divide are shocked by the disaster in Afghanistan. This is not to mention that Biden’s Afghanistan incompetence has infuriated American allies. The British Parliament went out of its way to hold Biden in contempt for his withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan. What Biden did, the MP’s said, was “catastrophic” and “shameful.”
The contrast between Trump and Biden reminds the historically aware of the now-legendary tale of a scorned Winston Churchill in the 1930s, who warned the country and the world that Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin and his successor, Neville Chamberlain — leaders of Churchill’s own Conservative Party — were repeatedly ignoring the deadly serious threat building in Germany.
As events moved on, Churchill would pillory Baldwin for his refusal to re-arm Britain even as Hitler was building up the Nazi arsenal. Chamberlain, upon taking office, arrogantly informed his own brother, an earlier foreign minister, that he would serve as his own foreign minister. Why? Because in Joe Biden-style, Neville Chamberlain arrogantly believed he was such an expert on the subject that only he could lead. His brother Austen, himself having served earlier in the job, chided him, saying: “Neville, you must remember you don’t know anything about foreign affairs.” Which is precisely what so many Americans are now saying, too late and at much cost, of Biden.
Chamberlain notoriously sought to appease Hitler on the issue of Czechoslovakia, meeting with the Fuhrer in Munich and ostentatiously returning with a piece of paper bearing Hitler’s signature to a supposed agreement that would bring “peace in our time.” Suffice to say, it did not.
No one was more aware of what had happened and what was coming to Britain and the world than Winston Churchill. According to Churchill’s biographer William Manchester, Churchill, in writing to a friend to decline an invitation for a cruise in the Caribbean, said: “We seem to be very near the bleak choice between War and Shame. My feeling is that we shall choose Shame, and then have War thrown in a little later on even more adverse terms than at present.”
This was, of course, exactly what happened.
In today’s world, no one has been more prescient in the style of Winston Churchill about what a disaster a Biden presidency would mean for America than Donald Trump. In his Alabama speech the other night, Trump said, among other things, this:
Manchester also described Churchill’s treatment by his enemies during what are now called his 1930s “wilderness years” in a way that eerily fits Trump exactly: “He was disowned by his own party, dismissed by the BBC and Fleet Street and the social and political establishments as a warmonger.”
Today, it is Trump who is dismissed by the establishment media and the “social and political establishments” of our day. And make no mistake. Looking beyond Trump himself, the real disdain by these elites is for Trump’s base — all those thousands of Americans who flooded that Trump rally in Alabama, not to mention the millions of Americans who enthusiastically turned out to vote for him.
The other night I attended an “Audit the Vote” rally in nearby Scotland, Pennsylvania. The turnout was not merely standing room only. It was wildly enthusiastic in supporting Donald Trump, who wasn’t even there! The crowd repeatedly and spontaneously erupted into chants of “USA! USA!” In listening to the crowd and speaking with many of them, it was crystal clear that there was a staunch belief in that room that Pennsylvania did not have an honest election, hence the demand for an audit and election integrity. The rally was Trump’s “America First” personified.
In Churchillian style, Trump keeps moving forward and refuses to yield.
Watching that Trump speech in Alabama, there was one more Churchill pearl of wisdom that Trump was personifying. As World War II picked up speed in 1941, with Britain under relentless attack from Hitler’s forces, Churchill spoke at Harrow, the school he had attended as a young man. He said to his audience:
Except, of course, that as time moved on, it became obvious that Churchill was not only not “out of joint with the times” but in fact a leader — the leader — of his times. By July of 1939, a poster in the Strand in London asked, “What Price Churchill?”
It takes no imagination to predict that as one Biden disaster after another swamps America and the world, the call will similarly go up across America in 2024:
“What Price Trump?”
No one has been more prescient about what a Biden presidency would mean for America than Donald Trump.
by JEFFREY LORD
August 24, 2021, 12:24 AM
Evan El-Amin/Shutterstock
The contrast could not have been greater.
There was former President Donald J. Trump in Alabama on Saturday night. He was crisp, to the point, and defiant.
Then there was President Joe Biden. The bumbling president has come under attack for his disasters in Afghanistan, at the southern border, and more. A combination of American media figures and politicians across the ideological divide are shocked by the disaster in Afghanistan. This is not to mention that Biden’s Afghanistan incompetence has infuriated American allies. The British Parliament went out of its way to hold Biden in contempt for his withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan. What Biden did, the MP’s said, was “catastrophic” and “shameful.”
The contrast between Trump and Biden reminds the historically aware of the now-legendary tale of a scorned Winston Churchill in the 1930s, who warned the country and the world that Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin and his successor, Neville Chamberlain — leaders of Churchill’s own Conservative Party — were repeatedly ignoring the deadly serious threat building in Germany.
As events moved on, Churchill would pillory Baldwin for his refusal to re-arm Britain even as Hitler was building up the Nazi arsenal. Chamberlain, upon taking office, arrogantly informed his own brother, an earlier foreign minister, that he would serve as his own foreign minister. Why? Because in Joe Biden-style, Neville Chamberlain arrogantly believed he was such an expert on the subject that only he could lead. His brother Austen, himself having served earlier in the job, chided him, saying: “Neville, you must remember you don’t know anything about foreign affairs.” Which is precisely what so many Americans are now saying, too late and at much cost, of Biden.
Chamberlain notoriously sought to appease Hitler on the issue of Czechoslovakia, meeting with the Fuhrer in Munich and ostentatiously returning with a piece of paper bearing Hitler’s signature to a supposed agreement that would bring “peace in our time.” Suffice to say, it did not.
No one was more aware of what had happened and what was coming to Britain and the world than Winston Churchill. According to Churchill’s biographer William Manchester, Churchill, in writing to a friend to decline an invitation for a cruise in the Caribbean, said: “We seem to be very near the bleak choice between War and Shame. My feeling is that we shall choose Shame, and then have War thrown in a little later on even more adverse terms than at present.”
This was, of course, exactly what happened.
In today’s world, no one has been more prescient in the style of Winston Churchill about what a disaster a Biden presidency would mean for America than Donald Trump. In his Alabama speech the other night, Trump said, among other things, this:
In short, this was Trump’s Churchillian warning — and not for the first time — that in choosing between shame and war, Biden will get both.
Churchill biographer Manchester wrote of Churchill’s reaction to Chamberlain’s disastrous dealings with Hitler: “Churchill’s feelings were unmixed; he was outraged.”Manchester also described Churchill’s treatment by his enemies during what are now called his 1930s “wilderness years” in a way that eerily fits Trump exactly: “He was disowned by his own party, dismissed by the BBC and Fleet Street and the social and political establishments as a warmonger.”
Today, it is Trump who is dismissed by the establishment media and the “social and political establishments” of our day. And make no mistake. Looking beyond Trump himself, the real disdain by these elites is for Trump’s base — all those thousands of Americans who flooded that Trump rally in Alabama, not to mention the millions of Americans who enthusiastically turned out to vote for him.
The other night I attended an “Audit the Vote” rally in nearby Scotland, Pennsylvania. The turnout was not merely standing room only. It was wildly enthusiastic in supporting Donald Trump, who wasn’t even there! The crowd repeatedly and spontaneously erupted into chants of “USA! USA!” In listening to the crowd and speaking with many of them, it was crystal clear that there was a staunch belief in that room that Pennsylvania did not have an honest election, hence the demand for an audit and election integrity. The rally was Trump’s “America First” personified.
In Churchillian style, Trump keeps moving forward and refuses to yield.
Watching that Trump speech in Alabama, there was one more Churchill pearl of wisdom that Trump was personifying. As World War II picked up speed in 1941, with Britain under relentless attack from Hitler’s forces, Churchill spoke at Harrow, the school he had attended as a young man. He said to his audience:
From the moment Donald Trump came down that Trump Tower escalator to announce his candidacy in 2015, he has been repeatedly underestimated. Like Churchill, Trump has been treated by his enemies just as William Manchester described Churchill’s treatment by his own enemies: “As a political pariah, out of joint with the times.”
Except, of course, that as time moved on, it became obvious that Churchill was not only not “out of joint with the times” but in fact a leader — the leader — of his times. By July of 1939, a poster in the Strand in London asked, “What Price Churchill?”
It takes no imagination to predict that as one Biden disaster after another swamps America and the world, the call will similarly go up across America in 2024:
“What Price Trump?”
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And they'll ignore it. Just like they ignored the last SC ruling and a host of other laws that keep them from implementing their agenda. They make a mockery of the law in this country, and rather than change the law, they just ignore or subvert it. Nothing is going to change at the border.
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Do you foresee the military branch ever stepping forward (those who are actually trained for combat) or will it come down to regular Joe and Jane American finally having enough that ignites the powderkeg?
Bomma regularly ignored court rulings and nothing happened. Law enforcement is the job of the AG and DOJ and they're part of the problem. Enforcement of civilian laws is not the military's job in this country. Nothing will happen.
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When you're not accountable to any laws because you control the people who enforce them, you don't have to follow a damn thing.
They pull this all the time with executive actions. It takes lawsuits and years in court to get some judge or judges to say this is illegal or unconstitutional. Then what? Nothing.
Who's going to come arrest them? Nobody.
Laws are only for the peasants. You can damn well believe they'll come get your *** or smash your buisness if you break the law or constitution, IF you're not part of their party or they need a scapegoat to make them look noble.
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You are exactly right and for breaking the law he should be impeached
Meanwhile, Bill and Hillary were spotted in the Hamptons 
I know an Ogre that would lap that up.
I know an Ogre that would lap that up.
we know the same green critterMeanwhile, Bill and Hillary were spotted in the Hamptons
I know an Ogre that would lap that up.
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Not rooting for it Tibor but thanks for putting words in my mouth. How are things in Hungary? Hope you all are doing well this Friday evening.
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I think I see,,,a nippleMeanwhile, Bill and Hillary were spotted in the Hamptons
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