United States Biden administration policies and actions - megathread
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What's the sitch?
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The main stream media in in too deep at this point to take it back. They gotta ride this out for better or worse (depending on whose perspective) until the end.
You can't take back 4 yrs of Russia Collusion, Trump being literally Hitler,covering up the Biden laptop, blind support for all wokeism related activities, fortifying elections and many other deeds.
You can't take back 4 yrs of Russia Collusion, Trump being literally Hitler,covering up the Biden laptop, blind support for all wokeism related activities, fortifying elections and many other deeds.
PsihoKekec
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It's not terrorism if our proxies do it
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Biden admin wants to charge reporters $170 each time they enter the White House: report
Joe Biden's administration is seeking to charge reporters a $170 fee to do their jobs covering the White House."Reporters who cover the White House may soon be paying what amounts to an admission fee to do their jobs. Starting Monday, the White House's press office said it will start charging...www.rawstory.com
Ask your questions but no refunds.
The MSM deserve anything bad happening to them. They can suffer the consequences of their choices and choke on them.wow.....fucking wow.
The news media absolutely positively did everything they could for Biden.
They deliberately squashed stories about sexual assaults, his sons actions, corruption and a whole host of things. They basically carried him for the duration of the election and then afterwards openly sucked his dick.
And then he knifes them in the back.
This is wow....crap that is vicious, even Trump didn't do this to the media and he hated them. Top ten anime bretayls right here man.
lul, you seem to think that the MSM will ever turn on the Left for misstreating them. Besides, why should the Right take them in, if they ever turn face? Better to purge them of dissenters and put our own people in. They can't be trusted.
They are making a list, they are checking it once~"Years of Lead: America Edition," here we come.
strunkenwhite
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After listening to the clip, my problem is that his definition was too inclusive, not too exclusive.
Which could be good for all politicians in long run,if all fighting remain in Syria.Putin would show how strong he is,Biden would show that he fight terrorists,only syrian cyvilians would suffer.But since when somebody cared about some cyvilians ?
Not so sure if Biden's approval ratings will hold up once people realize he's dragging them into a shooting war with a Russian expeditionary corps. You know, a war where there's a good chance that Americans will actually die in significant numbers. And what terrorists? By all accounts ISIS by now has been reduced to a mere nuisance, one that probably would have ended where it not for outer powers like Turkey constantly meddling in the conflict and offering them buffer zones.
If all dead was bad white christian males,then Joe supporters would not care.He is purging them from army anyway,so they could die in Syria instead.
And terrorist are where media say so,you do not need real ones.Nothing new - war in 1898 started after media made hoax after prosecution of american which never had place./And accidentally blowing up american warship/.
ISIS mostly just moved to East Asia, because it's easier to hide in the jungle than in the desert.
Edit: It's why you had those ISIS cells causing problems in Indonesia and the Philippines a couple years back. Just about the same time ISIS seemed to be 'defeated' in Syria and Iraq.
Bear Ribs
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Senate isn't letting them bundle $15.00 minimum wage in with the COVID-19 bill to force it through a vote.
www.nbcnews.com
I like this. I really like a precedent that keeps multiple ridiculously different elements from being bundled into the same bill.
Senate ruling says Democrats can't put $15 minimum wage in Covid relief bill
The parliamentarian said the provision violates the rules and cannot be included.
www.nbcnews.com
I like this. I really like a precedent that keeps multiple ridiculously different elements from being bundled into the same bill.
Not really. The covid bill is being passed through reconciliation, and the $15 minimum wage isn't part of that.Senate isn't letting them bundle $15.00 minimum wage in with the COVID-19 bill to force it through a vote.
Senate ruling says Democrats can't put $15 minimum wage in Covid relief bill
The parliamentarian said the provision violates the rules and cannot be included.
I like this. I really like a precedent that keeps multiple ridiculously different elements from being bundled into the same bill.
I hope so.Without normal USA,rest of the world,including Poland,almost for sure become leftist.Well,India,Japan and muslim countries could not fall,but it not help Europe.Our continent need your country strong and normal.
strunkenwhite
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It could be one of those things where you can't really refuse, you can only get retribution later. Like if a cop is wrongfully arresting you. But I don't know the specific answer in this case.
strunkenwhite
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Looks like the backup plan to try to backdoor incentives/penalties to try to get businesses to increase wages to at least $15/hr without actually legally mandating it has failed due to complexity, time constraints, and possibly even the recognition that it was a terrible, desperate plan.Senate isn't letting them bundle $15.00 minimum wage in with the COVID-19 bill to force it through a vote.
Senate ruling says Democrats can't put $15 minimum wage in Covid relief bill
The parliamentarian said the provision violates the rules and cannot be included.
I like this. I really like a precedent that keeps multiple ridiculously different elements from being bundled into the same bill.
As a point of context, the Senate Parliamentarian is a politically neutral advisor to the Senate on matters of formal parliamentary policy, as demonstrated by the fact that the same person has held this office since 2012 despite multiple changes in who holds the Senate majority. The Senate is free to ignore the advice of the Parliamentarian at any point and the Senate Majority Leader can fire them at a whim, but the former hasn't been done since 1975 and the latter hasn't been done ever.