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William T
Jan 15, 2022, 9:19:45 AM1/15/22
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"2022 Will Break Joe Biden"
<https://pjmedia.com/vodkapundit/2022/01/14/axios-cant-hide-bidens-epic-
failures-n1549510>
"“Biden’s epic failures” headlines what must have been a painful piece
for Axios cofounders Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei to write. The social
media version of the header was even more on point: “Biden closes out
Year 1 on an epic losing streak.”
Ouch.
“Biden, who marks one year in office next Thursday,” they write, “has
never been less popular nationally, after personally lobbying his party
and the public on Build Back Better and voting rights — and failing.”
Well, that’s one way to frame one of Biden’s epic failures.
Another way might be this: Biden wasted the public’s patience on a bill
they don’t want instead of attending to our real concerns like inflation
and supply-chain disruptions. As a result, Biden’s personal popularity
tumbled, robbing him of the clout he needed to sway reluctant Democrat
senators Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin.
Recommended: DEEP IMPACT: CNN Ratings Crater Nearly 90%, Jeff Zucker
Needs to Go
While I think I hit that point much closer to the truth than Axios did,
they nailed it here:
Yesterday was the third time in 3½ months Biden made an in-person trip to
the Hill — and the third time he walked away having failed to persuade
his party to back his plans.
Biden can’t be faulted for having a 50-50 Senate and an unmovable
Democratic centrist in Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.). But he knew the
daunting numbers game full well as he went into these fights.
Indeed. Our constitutional system is designed to prevent big changes
without fat majorities. The reason, our Founders understood and
explained, is that big changes foisted by slender and short-lived
majorities on a country as large as ours could destroy it.
Undaunted by political reality, Biden and his coterie of hardcore
leftists decided to affect radical changes without having even a Senate
majority. It might be the biggest — not to mention the fastest —
presidential self-own in this century. Biden’s epic failures are the
albatross he hung around his own neck.
Larry Kudlow noted on Thursday that as Biden’s “political agenda falls
apart the president has become more vitriolic and insulting in various
speeches.”
We saw two instances of that just this week. The first was that Georgia
speech which Tulsi Gabbard said [VIP link!] showed Biden is “doing all he
can to divide us.”
The second was on Capitol Hill the day Biden had to admit that his
radical and unconstitutional election-theft bills were all but dead, and
which included this bizarre mini-rant:
We missed this time. We missed this time. The state legislative bodies
continue to change the law not on who can vote, but who gets to count the
vote. Count the vote. Count the vote. It’s about election subversion.
Here’s the clip. I have to warn you, it isn’t easy to watch an
increasingly senescent old man indulging in a public temper tantrum —
even if he weren’t allegedly the most powerful man in the world:
“If he were a smart political operator,” argues Kudlow, “like, say,
President Clinton 25 years ago,” Biden would fire “his left-wing, woke
senior staff and shift back toward the middle ground, where voters
thought he’d land in the first place.”
Instead, Axios says that “Biden will keep pushing for voting-rights
legislation.” He’s staking his second-year agenda on two unpopular bills
without a Senate majority, as though he’ll somehow have a better chance
now that he’s more personally unpopular than ever before.
Biden’s epic failures are the direct result of his complete failure to
learn how the Senate works despite having served there for decades, and
his inability to learn from his biggest presidential blunder.
Recommended: NCAA Backflips on Natural Immunity, Says Athletes Who Had
COVID Now Considered Vaccinated
2022 is going to break Biden, and there’s no nicer way to put that. We’re
going to go from Biden’s Epic Failures to Biden’s Epic-er Failures.
Contrary to White House messaging, inflation is only just getting
started. As PJ Media contributor David Goldman reported for Asia Times on
Thursday, “Worst US inflation since ’82 is huge underestimate.”
Rents and home prices “show increases of 13% to 18% during 2021, and the
Case-Shiller Index of US home prices jumped 18% in the year through
October,” but don’t totally register yet in the official inflation data
because “it takes a while for leases to expire and new, higher-cost
leases to take effect.”
Producer prices were up nearly 10% in December, and while producers have
done what they can to protect consumers from increased production costs,
those floodgates can hold only so long.
By this time next year, I suspect we’ll be looking back fondly on an
inflation rate of “only” 7%.
The other thing I expect is that Biden’s public temper tantrums will, to
borrow Kudlow’s memorable phrase, become even more “vitriolic and
insulting.”
So if Axios thinks 2021 was the year of “Biden’s epic failures,” you have
to wonder what they’ll call 2022.
<https://pjmedia.com/vodkapundit/2022/01/14/axios-cant-hide-bidens-epic-
failures-n1549510>
"“Biden’s epic failures” headlines what must have been a painful piece
for Axios cofounders Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei to write. The social
media version of the header was even more on point: “Biden closes out
Year 1 on an epic losing streak.”
Ouch.
“Biden, who marks one year in office next Thursday,” they write, “has
never been less popular nationally, after personally lobbying his party
and the public on Build Back Better and voting rights — and failing.”
Well, that’s one way to frame one of Biden’s epic failures.
Another way might be this: Biden wasted the public’s patience on a bill
they don’t want instead of attending to our real concerns like inflation
and supply-chain disruptions. As a result, Biden’s personal popularity
tumbled, robbing him of the clout he needed to sway reluctant Democrat
senators Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin.
Recommended: DEEP IMPACT: CNN Ratings Crater Nearly 90%, Jeff Zucker
Needs to Go
While I think I hit that point much closer to the truth than Axios did,
they nailed it here:
Yesterday was the third time in 3½ months Biden made an in-person trip to
the Hill — and the third time he walked away having failed to persuade
his party to back his plans.
Biden can’t be faulted for having a 50-50 Senate and an unmovable
Democratic centrist in Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.). But he knew the
daunting numbers game full well as he went into these fights.
Indeed. Our constitutional system is designed to prevent big changes
without fat majorities. The reason, our Founders understood and
explained, is that big changes foisted by slender and short-lived
majorities on a country as large as ours could destroy it.
Undaunted by political reality, Biden and his coterie of hardcore
leftists decided to affect radical changes without having even a Senate
majority. It might be the biggest — not to mention the fastest —
presidential self-own in this century. Biden’s epic failures are the
albatross he hung around his own neck.
Larry Kudlow noted on Thursday that as Biden’s “political agenda falls
apart the president has become more vitriolic and insulting in various
speeches.”
We saw two instances of that just this week. The first was that Georgia
speech which Tulsi Gabbard said [VIP link!] showed Biden is “doing all he
can to divide us.”
The second was on Capitol Hill the day Biden had to admit that his
radical and unconstitutional election-theft bills were all but dead, and
which included this bizarre mini-rant:
We missed this time. We missed this time. The state legislative bodies
continue to change the law not on who can vote, but who gets to count the
vote. Count the vote. Count the vote. It’s about election subversion.
Here’s the clip. I have to warn you, it isn’t easy to watch an
increasingly senescent old man indulging in a public temper tantrum —
even if he weren’t allegedly the most powerful man in the world:
“If he were a smart political operator,” argues Kudlow, “like, say,
President Clinton 25 years ago,” Biden would fire “his left-wing, woke
senior staff and shift back toward the middle ground, where voters
thought he’d land in the first place.”
Instead, Axios says that “Biden will keep pushing for voting-rights
legislation.” He’s staking his second-year agenda on two unpopular bills
without a Senate majority, as though he’ll somehow have a better chance
now that he’s more personally unpopular than ever before.
Biden’s epic failures are the direct result of his complete failure to
learn how the Senate works despite having served there for decades, and
his inability to learn from his biggest presidential blunder.
Recommended: NCAA Backflips on Natural Immunity, Says Athletes Who Had
COVID Now Considered Vaccinated
2022 is going to break Biden, and there’s no nicer way to put that. We’re
going to go from Biden’s Epic Failures to Biden’s Epic-er Failures.
Contrary to White House messaging, inflation is only just getting
started. As PJ Media contributor David Goldman reported for Asia Times on
Thursday, “Worst US inflation since ’82 is huge underestimate.”
Rents and home prices “show increases of 13% to 18% during 2021, and the
Case-Shiller Index of US home prices jumped 18% in the year through
October,” but don’t totally register yet in the official inflation data
because “it takes a while for leases to expire and new, higher-cost
leases to take effect.”
Producer prices were up nearly 10% in December, and while producers have
done what they can to protect consumers from increased production costs,
those floodgates can hold only so long.
By this time next year, I suspect we’ll be looking back fondly on an
inflation rate of “only” 7%.
The other thing I expect is that Biden’s public temper tantrums will, to
borrow Kudlow’s memorable phrase, become even more “vitriolic and
insulting.”
So if Axios thinks 2021 was the year of “Biden’s epic failures,” you have
to wonder what they’ll call 2022.
pothead
Jan 15, 2022, 10:05:43 AM1/15/22
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and there is most definitely a change in tone on the reporting of Joe Biden.
It's no longer the rainbows and butterflies that they have been reporting but it seems
as if they are actually admitting Joe Biden is doing a horrible job as president.
Axios , a left wing media outlet had a scathing story yesterday and it's spreading
to CNN, MSNBC as well.
It will be interesting to see how the Sunday Morning talk shows react.
I suspect it will not be pleasant for the Biden administration.
How could it be?
--
pothead
Tommy Chong For President 2024
because crazy Joe Biden is a demented fool.
STALKING_TARGET_24
Jan 15, 2022, 10:23:05 AM1/15/22
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most everyone else in COLA, Slimer relies on right wing media to concoct
stances on the news. Ergo, he only is familiar with and accepts the accepted
claims which also happens to be the ones which represent humanism in a
highly hopeful and moral light.
Shadow reported Slimer years ago. As expected, it did zilch to slow the
boob. The most obvious answer: Slimer's consumed alcohol since then, and
'disremembered'. I am about to KF him, myself. Like all losers, he's constantly
looking for some way to abuse, no matter how goofy the allegation. I will
not see his response to this post. He is hurting, wants to save face, and
will berate. Most likely opening with a dismissive "Ha!", as if what I've
written is _so_ hard to understand. That BADish "strategy" was it, for
me.
That is the problem now and less experienced pupils don't have a clue;
people from past generations (~40 years old) SHOULD know better than to
fall for communism.
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Klaus Schadenfreude
Jan 15, 2022, 1:29:19 PM1/15/22
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On Sat, 15 Jan 2022 10:06:32 -0800, Rudy Canoza <notg...@gmail.com>
wrote:
>[comp.os.linux.advocacy maliciously added by reactionary cocksuckers removed]
>
>On 1/15/2022 6:19 AM, "Billy," ultra-right-wingnut reactionary and the
>antithesis of libertarian, admitted:
>
>I'm only a spamming troll.
>
>Correct.
>
>[comp.os.linux.advocacy maliciously added by cocksucking filth is removed]
Restored
We already know you're a sophomoric, cowardly spamming troll, Rudy.
You're short, too.
wrote:
>[comp.os.linux.advocacy maliciously added by reactionary cocksuckers removed]
>
>On 1/15/2022 6:19 AM, "Billy," ultra-right-wingnut reactionary and the
>antithesis of libertarian, admitted:
>
>I'm only a spamming troll.
>
>Correct.
>
>[comp.os.linux.advocacy maliciously added by cocksucking filth is removed]
Restored
We already know you're a sophomoric, cowardly spamming troll, Rudy.
You're short, too.
pothead
Jan 15, 2022, 1:32:23 PM1/15/22
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There is nothing worse than being short and impotent at the same time.
Scout
Jan 18, 2022, 11:28:47 AM1/18/22
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"pothead" <pot...@snakebite.com> wrote in message
news:sruns3$lg4$1...@dont-email.me...
mental faculties being the cause, setting the stage for his removal from
office.
pothead
Jan 18, 2022, 11:33:34 AM1/18/22
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I believe you are correct.
rbowman
Jan 19, 2022, 12:06:59 AM1/19/22
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banner saying Brandon and Calamity Jane were going to try to do a reset.
I don't think either of them realize how underwater they are.
Jonathan Ball
Jan 19, 2022, 6:30:05 AM1/19/22
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rbowman wrote:
>
> On 01/18/2022 06:07 AM, Scout wrote:
>>
>>
>
> On 01/18/2022 06:07 AM, Scout wrote:
>>
>>
>> "pothead" <pot...@snakebite.com> wrote in message
>> news:sruns3$lg4$1...@dont-email.me...
>>> On 2022-01-15, William T <willy...@yahoomail.com> wrote:
>>>> "2022 Will Break Joe Biden"
>>>>
>>>> <https://pjmedia.com/vodkapundit/2022/01/14/axios-cant-hide-
bidens-epic-
>>>> failures-n1549510>
>>>>
>>>> "“Biden’s epic failures†headlines what must have been a
>> news:sruns3$lg4$1...@dont-email.me...
>>> On 2022-01-15, William T <willy...@yahoomail.com> wrote:
>>>> "2022 Will Break Joe Biden"
>>>>
>>>> <https://pjmedia.com/vodkapundit/2022/01/14/axios-cant-hide-
bidens-epic-
>>>> failures-n1549510>
>>>>
painful piece
>>>> for Axios cofounders Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei to write. The
social
>>>> Year 1 on an epic losing streak.â€
>>>> for Axios cofounders Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei to write. The
social
>>>>
>>>> Ouch.
>>>>
>>>> “Biden, who marks one year in office next Thursday,†they
write, “has
>>>> never been less popular nationally, after personally lobbying
his party
>>>> and the public on Build Back Better and voting rights — and
his party
failing.â€
>>>>
>>>> Well, that’s one way to frame one of Biden’s epic failures.
>>>>
>>>> they don’t want instead of attending to our real concerns
like inflation
>>>> and supply-chain disruptions. As a result, Biden’s personal
popularity
>>>> tumbled, robbing him of the clout he needed to sway reluctant
Democrat
>>>> senators Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin.
>>>>
>>>> tumbled, robbing him of the clout he needed to sway reluctant
Democrat
>>>> senators Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin.
>>>>
>>>> Needs to Go
>>>>
>>>> While I think I hit that point much closer to the truth than
Axios did,
>>>> they nailed it here:
>>>>
>>>> Yesterday was the third time in 3½ months Biden made an in-
>>>>
>>>> While I think I hit that point much closer to the truth than
Axios did,
>>>> they nailed it here:
>>>>
person
>>>> trip to
>>>> the Hill — and the third time he walked away having failed to
persuade
>>>> his party to back his plans.
>>>>
>>>> Biden can’t be faulted for having a 50-50 Senate and an
>>>> his party to back his plans.
>>>>
unmovable
>>>> Democratic centrist in Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.). But he knew
the
>>>> daunting numbers game full well as he went into these fights.
>>>>
>>>> Indeed. Our constitutional system is designed to prevent big
changes
>>>> without fat majorities. The reason, our Founders understood and
>>>> explained, is that big changes foisted by slender and short-
lived
>>>> majorities on a country as large as ours could destroy it.
>>>>
>>>> Undaunted by political reality, Biden and his coterie of
hardcore
>>>> leftists decided to affect radical changes without having even
a Senate
>>>> majority. It might be the biggest — not to mention the
>>>> Democratic centrist in Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.). But he knew
the
>>>> daunting numbers game full well as he went into these fights.
>>>>
>>>> Indeed. Our constitutional system is designed to prevent big
changes
>>>> without fat majorities. The reason, our Founders understood and
>>>> explained, is that big changes foisted by slender and short-
lived
>>>> majorities on a country as large as ours could destroy it.
>>>>
>>>> Undaunted by political reality, Biden and his coterie of
hardcore
>>>> leftists decided to affect radical changes without having even
a Senate
fastest —
>>>> presidential self-own in this century. Biden’s epic failures
are the
>>>> albatross he hung around his own neck.
>>>>
>>>> Larry Kudlow noted on Thursday that as Biden’s “political
>>>> albatross he hung around his own neck.
>>>>
agenda falls
>>>> apart the president has become more vitriolic and insulting in
various
>>>> speeches.â€
>>>> apart the president has become more vitriolic and insulting in
various
>>>>
>>>> We saw two instances of that just this week. The first was that
Georgia
>>>> speech which Tulsi Gabbard said VIP link! showed Biden is â
>>>> We saw two instances of that just this week. The first was that
Georgia
€œdoing
>>>> all he
>>>> can to divide us.â€
>>>>
>>>> The second was on Capitol Hill the day Biden had to admit that
his
>>>> radical and unconstitutional election-theft bills were all but
dead, and
>>>> which included this bizarre mini-rant:
>>>>
>>>> We missed this time. We missed this time. The state legislative
bodies
>>>> continue to change the law not on who can vote, but who gets to
count
>>>> the
>>>> vote. Count the vote. Count the vote. It’s about election
>>>> The second was on Capitol Hill the day Biden had to admit that
his
>>>> radical and unconstitutional election-theft bills were all but
dead, and
>>>> which included this bizarre mini-rant:
>>>>
>>>> We missed this time. We missed this time. The state legislative
bodies
>>>> continue to change the law not on who can vote, but who gets to
count
>>>> the
subversion.
>>>>
>>>> Here’s the clip. I have to warn you, it isn’t easy to watch
an
>>>> increasingly senescent old man indulging in a public temper
tantrum —
>>>> increasingly senescent old man indulging in a public temper
>>>> even if he weren’t allegedly the most powerful man in the
world:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> “If he were a smart political operator,†argues Kudlow, â
€œlike, say,
>>>> President Clinton 25 years ago,†Biden would fire “his
left-wing, woke
>>>> senior staff and shift back toward the middle ground, where
voters
>>>> thought he’d land in the first place.â€
>>>> senior staff and shift back toward the middle ground, where
voters
>>>>
>>>> Instead, Axios says that “Biden will keep pushing for
voting-rights
>>>> legislation.†He’s staking his second-year agenda on two
unpopular bills
>>>> without a Senate majority, as though he’ll somehow have a
better chance
>>>> now that he’s more personally unpopular than ever before.
>>>>
>>>> Biden’s epic failures are the direct result of his complete
failure to
>>>> learn how the Senate works despite having served there for
decades, and
>>>> his inability to learn from his biggest presidential blunder.
>>>>
>>>> COVID Now Considered Vaccinated
>>>> learn how the Senate works despite having served there for
decades, and
>>>> his inability to learn from his biggest presidential blunder.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> 2022 is going to break Biden, and there’s no nicer way to put
that.
>>>> We’re
>>>> going to go from Biden’s Epic Failures to Biden’s Epic-er
Failures.
>>>>
>>>> Contrary to White House messaging, inflation is only just
getting
>>>> started. As PJ Media contributor David Goldman reported for
Asia
>>>> Times on
>>>> Thursday, “Worst US inflation since ’82 is huge
>>>>
>>>> Contrary to White House messaging, inflation is only just
getting
>>>> started. As PJ Media contributor David Goldman reported for
Asia
>>>> Times on
underestimate.â€
>>>>
>>>> Rents and home prices “show increases of 13% to 18% during
2021, and the
>>>> Case-Shiller Index of US home prices jumped 18% in the year
through
>>>> October,†but don’t totally register yet in the official
>>>> Case-Shiller Index of US home prices jumped 18% in the year
through
inflation data
>>>> because “it takes a while for leases to expire and new,
higher-cost
>>>> leases to take effect.â€
>>>>
>>>> Producer prices were up nearly 10% in December, and while
producers have
>>>> done what they can to protect consumers from increased
production costs,
>>>> those floodgates can hold only so long.
>>>>
>>>> By this time next year, I suspect we’ll be looking back
>>>> Producer prices were up nearly 10% in December, and while
producers have
>>>> done what they can to protect consumers from increased
production costs,
>>>> those floodgates can hold only so long.
>>>>
fondly on an
>>>> inflation rate of “only†7%.
>>>>
>>>> The other thing I expect is that Biden’s public temper
tantrums will, to
>>>> borrow Kudlow’s memorable phrase, become even more â
€œvitriolic and
>>>> insulting.â€
>>>>
>>>> So if Axios thinks 2021 was the year of “Biden’s epic
failures,†you
>>>> have
>>>> to wonder what they’ll call 2022.
>>>
>>> I was watching the usual mainstream media suspects last night
and this
>>> morning
>>> and there is most definitely a change in tone on the reporting
of Joe
>>> Biden.
>>>
>>> It's no longer the rainbows and butterflies that they have been
>>> reporting but it seems
>>> as if they are actually admitting Joe Biden is doing a horrible
job as
>>> president.
>>
>> As predicted... in about a month they will start talking about
failing
>> mental faculties being the cause, setting the stage for his
removal from
>> office.
>>
>>
>>
>
>>> I was watching the usual mainstream media suspects last night
and this
>>> morning
>>> and there is most definitely a change in tone on the reporting
of Joe
>>> Biden.
>>>
>>> It's no longer the rainbows and butterflies that they have been
>>> reporting but it seems
>>> as if they are actually admitting Joe Biden is doing a horrible
job as
>>> president.
>>
>> As predicted... in about a month they will start talking about
failing
>> mental faculties being the cause, setting the stage for his
removal from
>> office.
>>
>>
>>
>
> I wasn't plugged into the sound but the TV at the gym tonight had
a
> banner saying Brandon and Calamity Jane were going to try to do a
reset.
> I don't think either of them realize how underwater they are.
Oh they know. They truly believe they can continue to hoodwink
a
> banner saying Brandon and Calamity Jane were going to try to do a
reset.
> I don't think either of them realize how underwater they are.
those who put them where they are today.
Younger voters are not buying their BS. The axeman cometh.
Snit Michael Glasser
Jan 19, 2022, 10:10:48 AM1/19/22
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On top of that, anyone can filter his posts, which renders his usenet
group attack useless, just like Mike Easter ;) Snit (a real advocate)
just wiped the floor with Mike Easter.
To my way of thinking, taking effort learning isn't wasted time. Thinking
you know all and trying to convince others that it's true? THAT is a
waste.
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Curious how these posts are made? https://youtu.be/hYQ4Tg0r0g0
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