they have nothing better to do than do that. they get free money funded by globalists. It's very simple. I am amazed at how many normal americans don't understand the demofk cucks and who pays for all their stupidity!!! It's all globally funded. Go against, then a demofk must get a job!
I'm reluctant to dignify your fatuous fantasy with a response because of its fundamental delusion, but here goes. I started mowing lawns in my neighborhood to earn money at the age of 13. I kept doing it until I was 17 when I got a part time job at a local retail store. A job I kept all through college. I'll not bore you with my employment history after graduation but I held a job until I retired two years ago at age 65. My wife, also a liberal Dem, took out student loans, got a MA in education, and also worked her whole life as a teacher until retiring at 62 with a pension. We live a comfortable life by virtue of our hard work.
You seem to be having difficulty dealing with various studies (the ones I provided links for) showing it was things like vaccine denialism, super spreader events held by conservatives without regard for COVID protocols, and Trump's policies specifically that led to millions of unnecessary deaths.
This mother ****** Stalinberg80 is a PSYCHOPATH.
I guess Trump must have felt the same way. Which is why he spent all his time following the election he lost trying to over turn it rather than coordinating the distribution of the vaccines which were not authorized for use until early Dec. of 2020. It must be why he spent so much time on the golf course, leaving Biden to come up with a plan to ensure Americans were able to get vaccinated ASAP. Cuz, you know, Trump had more important things to tend to.
There's NO such thing as a VACCINE for ANY AIRBORNE RESPIRATORY VIRUSES.......these demented Marxist ASSHOLES need to REDEFINE WORDS to get their way, every ******* time.
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"These are not the droids you are looking for."Here's another example of disinformation. The claim Biden has an open border policy.
Biden’s Supposed “Open-Border Policy” Does Not Exist
On September 23, at about 2:30 AM, a Border Patrol surveillance camera captured two people crossing the international boundary between Mexico and the United States on the outskirts of Nogales, Arizona. A Border Patrol vehicle arrived quickly, but not before one of them had fled back into Mexico. When an armed agent stepped out, dressed in a forest-green uniform, he found a 16-year-old girl from Mexico softly crying, while holding her month-old baby swaddled in a blanket.
The agent commanded her to get in the vehicle. As they then drove to the Nogales Border Patrol station, the girl, he later reported, tried to speak to him in Spanish through the security partition that separated them. Her tiny daughter, she was telling him, was in distress. Cameras showed that the vehicle stopped for all of 10 seconds before continuing. The agent later claimed he couldn’t understand what she was saying and that he wanted to find a fluent Spanish speaker at the station. He didn’t realize, he insisted, that the infant was struggling to breathe, though the child soon died.
This hellish story of suffering at our border is but one of hundreds of similar tales of horror from 2023. They illustrate a fundamental truth about that border: It neither is, nor ever was, an “open” one in the Biden years, nor does the president faintly have an open-border policy, though prepare yourself to hear otherwise—over and over again—in Trumpublican campaign ads next year. They’ll repeat what party officials are already saying all too repetitively: that “President Biden’s radical open borders policies” have created “the worst border crisis in American history.” (While those are the exact words of House Oversight Committee chair James Comer, similar sentiments are already being offered by countless members of the GOP.)
Biden’s Supposed “Open-Border Policy” Does Not Exist
Just a glance at 2023 border contracts suggests that more walls, detention centers, and expulsion flights are coming.
Here's another example of disinformation. Inflation was Biden's fault.
Does the President Have Control Over Inflation?
When it comes to directly influencing which way the inflation rate goes, Stevenson said, “The President has very few levers. And, in this particular case, the Administration has not been an important driver of inflation.” She added that some economists would likely point out things that the Biden Administration could have done differently that might have muted the inflationary pressure the economy has seen in the past couple of years. “But those things are small.” Generally, inflation occurs when more people want to buy stuff than there is stuff to buy. Nearly every advanced economy has been experiencing higher inflation than it did prior to the pandemic, irrespective of the political leanings of the party in power. The United Kingdom, for instance, is struggling with higher price increases than in the U.S. while under the leadership of a conservative government; in Australia, prices of many goods have risen, and a conservative government was recently voted out in favor of a more liberal one. More generally, the largest twenty economies in the world experienced consumer price increases of nine per cent between November, 2021, and November, 2022. In other words, the U.S. is far from alone.
Does the President Have Control Over Inflation?
Republicans have blamed Joe Biden for inflation rates, and Biden has claimed credit for reducing them. But maybe neither is entirely deserved.www.newyorker.com
The same can be said for the spike in oil prices falling Putin's invasion of Ukraine. Increased demand due to greater economic activity around the world as the world recovered from the COVID slowdown also being a contributor to the price of oil. Neither can credibly be blamed on Biden.
You realize the supply/demand imbalance largely responsible for inflation occurred as global economies recovered from the pandemic in 2021, right? Because energy is a large component of CPI Putin's invasion of Ukraine and the consequent spike in oil prices exacerbated the problem.
