7 Big Biden Lies of 2022

[Indeependent]

How about making a New Year's resolution not to be such an ass clown in 2023? Someone who uses the word "globalist" any time he's incapable of speaking intelligently on a subject.

Do you know what a Globalist is?
Do you know who really owns all the Commercial and Residential property in the US?

 

[Kilroy2]

You do know that the last election cycle saw record voter turn out in Georgia ? Anyone that claims that voter laws restrict voting is full of shit and should be called out for it.

Yes it did but still there were problems which was cause by this new law they recently passed

How Georgia's new voting law affects the Senate runoff

SB 202 shortened the time between a general election and a runoff — condensing deadlines for voting by mail and effectively shrinking the early in-person voting period.

www.nbcnews.com

The law, Senate Bill 202, signed by Republican Gov. Brian Kemp in March 2021, cut in half the time allowed between a general election and a runoff election — drastically shortening the period during which many voters must request, receive and cast ballots. The law's narrowed time frame also effectively cuts the early in-person voting period, from a minimum of 16 days in 2020 to a minimum of 5 in 2022, while existing rules have ensured almost no new voters will be eligible to vote in the runoff.
The law's authors even wrote into the bill that "the lengthy nine-week runoffs in 2020 were exhausting for candidates, donors, and 120 electors."

Sounds like they did it more for the election workers than for the voters.

"As a result, new voters who weren’t registered for the general election will not be able to register in time to vote in the runoff because the deadline will have already passed."

I wonder how what effect that had on who won and who lost in the last election. Did it keep Walker in the game or did Walker lose votes because of the new law.

"Domestic, absentee mail-in ballot voters will now have a much shorter window in which to do everything required of them to cast their ballots on time."

Still there were long lines and people did endure it but why should they have to. Long lines would affect large cities like Atlanta which have more democrats rather than in rural area which favor republicans. Lake also claimed that these long lines

Ultimately this law effect the voters as its about time frames and locations where they can drop off votes. Instead of making it easier for the voter, they are making it easier for themselves.

Why Do Nonwhite Georgia Voters Have To Wait In Line For Hours? Too Few Polling Places

The state's voter rolls have grown by nearly 2 million since the U.S. Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act in 2013, but polling locations have been cut by almost 10%.

www.npr.org

Even Kari Lake in her court case pointed to long lines as a problem which was caused by problems with the machines being used. Yet this long line was cause by the new bill as people had shorten time frames to vote.

 

[tahuyaman]

If you’re going to make up tall tales, why ones which are so effing dumb like these…..

• Biden claimed he was appointed to the U.S. Naval Academy in 1965 — but that's the year he graduated from the University of Delaware.
• Biden claimed he "really enjoyed teaching" at the University of Pennsylvania — but he never taught a class there.
• Biden claimed "a significant portion" of his house burned down in 2004 "with my wife in it" — but it was a small, contained kitchen fire.

And those are just a few of Biden's dubious yarns and claims that he's used to either pander to his audience or try to deny reality to make himself look better.

 

[Nostra]

Yes it did but still there were problems which was cause by this new law they recently passed

How Georgia's new voting law affects the Senate runoff

SB 202 shortened the time between a general election and a runoff — condensing deadlines for voting by mail and effectively shrinking the early in-person voting period.

www.nbcnews.com

The law, Senate Bill 202, signed by Republican Gov. Brian Kemp in March 2021, cut in half the time allowed between a general election and a runoff election — drastically shortening the period during which many voters must request, receive and cast ballots. The law's narrowed time frame also effectively cuts the early in-person voting period, from a minimum of 16 days in 2020 to a minimum of 5 in 2022, while existing rules have ensured almost no new voters will be eligible to vote in the runoff.
The law's authors even wrote into the bill that "the lengthy nine-week runoffs in 2020 were exhausting for candidates, donors, and 120 electors."

Sounds like they did it more for the election workers than for the voters.

"As a result, new voters who weren’t registered for the general election will not be able to register in time to vote in the runoff because the deadline will have already passed."

I wonder how what effect that had on who won and who lost in the last election. Did it keep Walker in the game or did Walker lose votes because of the new law.

"Domestic, absentee mail-in ballot voters will now have a much shorter window in which to do everything required of them to cast their ballots on time."

Still there were long lines and people did endure it but why should they have to. Long lines would affect large cities like Atlanta which have more democrats rather than in rural area which favor republicans. Lake also claimed that these long lines

Ultimately this law effect the voters as its about time frames and locations where they can drop off votes. Instead of making it easier for the voter, they are making it easier for themselves.

Why Do Nonwhite Georgia Voters Have To Wait In Line For Hours? Too Few Polling Places

The state's voter rolls have grown by nearly 2 million since the U.S. Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act in 2013, but polling locations have been cut by almost 10%.

www.npr.org

Even Kari Lake in her court case pointed to long lines as a problem which was caused by problems with the machines being used. Yet this long line was cause by the new bill as people had shorten time frames to vote.

And yet Georgia has had two consecutive elections with record black turnout.

 

[Paleman]

Remind me of when politicians never lied....

Unfortunately, that is true and only a complete fool such as yourself would accept and support that type of personality disorder. FJB because he is a perpetual liar who gets away with it because of YOU left-wing dingbats.

 

[Kilroy2]

And yet Georgia has had two consecutive elections with record black turnout.

Yet in the last 25 years, there have been more violations of the law against racial discrimination in voting in Georgia than in any other state except Texas.

While 28 percent of Georgia’s white citizens aged 18 and older voted, that number was just 22 percent for Black Georgians — a 6 percentage point gap. In previous years, that gap never exceeded 3.5 percentage points.

So yeah you can say black voter turnout was record breaking but so was white turnout of voters. In the end the gap between the two was almost doubled. Yes it is noteworthy that they had two black candidates running.

yet Kari Lake is upset and filed a lawsuit because she did not win and she lost for lack of evidence.

 

[Markle]

Yet in the last 25 years, there have been more violations of the law against racial discrimination in voting in Georgia than in any other state except Texas.

Please note, 2022, not 1997.

 

[easyt65]

Hold on victims of TDS. If you're going to distract, divert, and attack without refuting anything in this article without your reliable source and working link, please just walk on by. All you're doing is reinforcing your utter desperation, fear, and panic.​

7 Big Biden Lies of 2022​

Spencer Brown | December 24, 2022 3:00 PM
As 2022 and President Biden's first full calendar year in office comes to an end, the White House has been trying to frame his year as one of significant accomplishments and lots of "building back better." But Americans — dealing with negative wage growth of more than three percent, struggling to make ends meet while living paycheck-to-paycheck, staring down a crime crisis in their neighborhoods, and watching fentanyl ravage their communities — know the opposite to be true.
[...]
In no particular order, here are seven of President Biden's biggest or most unforgivable whoppers of 2022.

1. "The economy is strong as hell"
2. I "signed a law" to cancel student loan debt that passed "by a vote or two"
3. "Jim Crow 2.0"
4. "No national plan to get Americans vaccinated"
5. "You couldn't buy a cannon"
6. Basically his whole resume
7. The border is "secure"

7 Big Biden Lies of 2022

As 2022 and President Biden's first full calendar year in office comes to an end, the White House ha

townhall.com

Each lie listed above is expanded upon in the article.

Did TOWNHALL miss your favorite or are you going to disprove one of these with your wisdom, reliable source, and working link?

There's a helluva lot more than just 7.

7 covers 1/2 a day worth of Biden's Presidency.

 

[bripat9643]

Yet in the last 25 years, there have been more violations of the law against racial discrimination in voting in Georgia than in any other state except Texas.

While 28 percent of Georgia’s white citizens aged 18 and older voted, that number was just 22 percent for Black Georgians — a 6 percentage point gap. In previous years, that gap never exceeded 3.5 percentage points.

So yeah you can say black voter turnout was record breaking but so was white turnout of voters. In the end the gap between the two was almost doubled. Yes it is noteworthy that they had two black candidates running.

yet Kari Lake is upset and filed a lawsuit because she did not win and she lost for lack of evidence.

Was there supposed to be proof of something in that mess?

 

[Kilroy2]

Was there supposed to be proof of something in that mess?

Well for those who have an understand of what a judge looks for in rendering a judgment its clear but if you don't understand then I will keep it simple.

Kari lost the election and she lost the case.

 

[bripat9643]

Well for those who have an understand of what a judge looks for in rendering a judgment its clear but if you don't understand then I will keep it simple.

Kari lost the election and she lost the case.

In other words, no proof of anything.

 

[SC Patriot]

Remind me of when politicians never lied....

He is not a typical politician.
He is POTUS and referring to things he signed into law that never happened.

If you dont find that concerning, then how do you find Trump concerning?

 

[SC Patriot]

Georgia has reduced drop off for ballots and won't allow the distribution of water.

you are sadly a victim of poor, biased reporting.

 

[surada]

you are sadly a victim of poor, biased reporting.

Quite true. How are our South Carolina soybean farmers doing?

 

[Kilroy2]

In other words, no proof of anything.

Kari lost the election and she lost the case.

 

[TNHarley]

Remind me of when politicians never lied....

If this was about trump or repubs, you wouldnt have said that.
You fool no one, dumbfuck.

 

[bripat9643]

Kari lost the election and she lost the case.

In other words, no proof of anything.

 

[Kilroy2]

In other words, no proof of anything.

I guess proof is in the eyes of the beholder

 

[miketx]

Only 7?

 

[miketx]

I guess proof is in the eyes of the beholder

Thats what all leftist vermin claim.