Category Archives: Joe Biden

Is Masking Coming Back?

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Nearly three years after bureaucrats shuttered businesses, forced people to stay home, and threatened fines for those who didn’t comply, all in the name of preventing the spread of a respiratory virus that cannot be controlled that way, the regime is quietly reviving the “forever pandemic.”

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The Beginning of the End

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Kamala Harris is probably beginning to measure the windows at the White House residence for new curtains and drapes.  What is swirling around Joe Biden is the beginning of the end of his Presidency.  Biden stole government documents and gave some of them to the Penn Biden Center.  The Penn documents were probably part of the cache of documents that Biden stored near his Corvette.  How many more stolen documents are going to be found lying around?

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The Rich Don’t Pay Their Fair Share

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This is a mantra that we often hear from Democratic politicians.  Often, they’ll try to justify a new tax by assuring the voters that it’s being enacted to “get the rich to pay their fair share.”  Or they will condemn a tax cutting scheme as being one aimed to relieve the rich of their “fair share” burden of taxation.

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Highlights & Lowlights

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The House of Representatives on Monday evening voted 221-210 to repeal funding for 87,000 IRS agents.

The so-called ‘Inflation Reduction Act’ gave $79.6 billion to the IRS over the next 10 years.
These agents were expected to target middle class and low-income Americans.  Without the 87,000 agents, the IRS had audited the poor at 5 times the rate of everyone else according to a new analysis of IRS data by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) at Syracuse University.

There is no telling just how much tighter the squeeze would have been without this House action.

Promises made, promises kept.

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Potemkin Villages and Great Pretending

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Neil Oliver hits another home run this week with his monologue.  I agree with Sundance when he says,

“I like Neil Oliver a lot. I like his perspective, his deliberate nature, his refusal to accept the bullshit, and this monologue is one of the reasons why.  I have said it before that in the era of great pretending, the influential people will be those who do not play the game of pretense.  Neil Oliver is one of those people who refuses to play.”

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Ralph Norman Speaks Out

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Rep. Ralph Norman has written a lengthy piece on the problems in Washington.  Norman is one of the people opposing Kevin McCarthy for Speaker of the House.  His enunciation of his concerns tells just how bad the situation is in Washington that only twenty Republicans have the balls to stand up and speak out.

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Questions To Be Answered

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There have been multiple times in the history of Congress when multiple ballots are required to elect the House Speaker.  However, at no point in history has the same person failed to capture the majority on six ballots and remained determined to keep trying.

If Kevin McCarthy wants to stay in the race for Speaker of the House he needs to answer the following questions which were prepared by a member of We The People.

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