I HATE HATE

[Blazor]

Zelensky gets $45 billion, and our National Guard doesnt get paid. Their checks were delayed.



Other countries receive "border funding", and ours gets ZERO for our own border.



Meanwhile the Marines might do away with "yes SIR" for gender equality.



This country is so fucked.





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No wonder they made lynching illegal this year.





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[Biggie Smiles]

This guy totally nails it

[Dove]

This guy totally nails it

[Herman]

Progs suddenly grow conscience about lying when the other side does it. Jim Crow Joe's fifty years of lying to the public don't count.



MSNBC host is confronted with reality check after defending Joe Biden's history of lying to slam George Santos

https://www.theblaze.com/news/chris-hayes-biden-lies-george-santos?utm_source=theblaze-breaking&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20221228AutoTrending-AM&utm_term=ACTIVE%20LIST%20-%20TheBlaze%20Breaking%20News">https://www.theblaze.com/news/chris-hay ... ing%20News">https://www.theblaze.com/news/chris-hayes-biden-lies-george-santos?utm_source=theblaze-breaking&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20221228AutoTrending-AM&utm_term=ACTIVE%20LIST%20-%20TheBlaze%20Breaking%20News



MSNBC host Chris Hayes received a prompt reality check on Tuesday after downplaying Democrats who embellished their past to slam Republican Rep.-elect George Santos.



Santos, a Republican from Long Island, admitted this week to lying about his personal background, education, and employment history.



What did Hayes say?

On Tuesday, writer Jonah Goldberg critiized Democrats for conveniently forgetting how often their leaders have been caught embellishing their biographies.



Hayes' attempt to dismiss Goldberg's point was confronted with Biden's history of serial lying.



"Sure, Biden lied about being the first in his family to go to college, lied about his scholarship, lied about finishing in the top half of his class, lied about having 3 undergrad degrees, and lied about being a professor. but, by God, the law degree is real!" journalist T. Becket Adams explained.

"The thing is, Biden was busted for plagiarizing 5 entire pages in law school -- he probably shouldn't have a law degree," writer Mark Hemingway noted.

"What if it turned out he cheated his way to a law degree by plagiarizing five full pages from a published law review? How could anyone pretend a person could accidentally type five full pages verbatim from a published law review?" commentator Phil Kerpen pointed out.

"Biden lies about the most important moments in his life all the time. From the tragic death of his daughter and first wife to the number of grandchildren he has. He lies incessantly about his education. Find something biographical he doesn't lie about. Hell, he's not even Irish," another person said.

"Conman serial lying is literally who Joe Biden is. He says he played football in college, was in the military, his son died in Iraq, he got arrested meeting Nelson Mandela, got arrested for supporting desegregation (he actually argued *FOR* segregation) & says he beat up cornpop," one person explained.

"What @chrislhayes means to say is that there is a difference between a serial-lying conman on my political team and a serial-lying conman on the other political team," one person responded.

"And for you that line is party affiliation," another person said, referring to Hayes' "line" of distinction.

"So you're ok with Biden lying, plagiarizing, and just flat out making things up for decades? Why did he have to drop outta the 1988 Prez race again?" one person asked.

Indeed, Biden's more notorious lies include his claim that he was arrested while trying to visit Nelson Mandela, claims about the tragic car accident that killed his wife and son in 1972, claims about his academic history and credentials.



"I think Santos is a total embarrassment and has no place in public life," Goldberg tweeted. "But a lot of folks on this site dinging him seem to have forgotten how much both the current president and his predecessor 'embellished' about their accomplishments."

[Thiel]

Biden. Yes this is political. No, I don't give a fuck





1.85 billion to Ukraine? This man is the absolute worst president we've ever had.

Remember when Biden said  that targeting Chinese travelers specifically to prevent spreading COVID-19 is "xenophobic fear-mongering." Today the CDC announced that travelers from China will be forced to test negative for COVID-19 before they are permitted entry into the U.S.

[Herman]

Happy New Years Americans from Jim Crow Joe.



Think your bills are high now? All the tax hikes hitting Americans on January 1 revealed: Electricity costs to soar and even your nest egg is not safe

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Democrats claimed Inflation Reduction Act would help ordinary Americans

But new analysis suggests it shreds President Biden's promise not to raise taxes for Americans making less than $400,000 per year

The Inflation Reduction Act includes three major energy taxes that are expected to increase household energy bills

One is a regressive tax on American oil and gas development, estimated to increase taxes by $6.5 billion

Democrats are proposing a 16.4 cents-per-barrel tax on crude oil, likely to be passed on to consumers in the form of higher gas prices

US inflation is 7.1% for 12 months to November 2022 after rising 7.7% previously

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[Herman]

Justine and Jim Crow Joe sure hate working folks.



Fresh proof of the pain Biden's economy has inflicted on the middle class

https://nypost.com/2022/12/29/proof-of-the-pain-bidens-economy-has-inflicted-on-middle-class/">https://nypost.com/2022/12/29/proof-of- ... dle-class/">https://nypost.com/2022/12/29/proof-of-the-pain-bidens-economy-has-inflicted-on-middle-class/



oe Biden's nonsensical claim that he's building an economy "from the bottom up and the middle out" has been given the lie yet again, this time by data on purchasing power in 2022.



Shocker: The massive inflation Biden unleashed with his spending bonanza has punished the middle class hardest of all, as a new study by the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office found.



Indeed, the typical household has paid approximately $10,000 dollars in "inflation taxes" since Biden took office, thanks to the 13.8% cumulative inflation his policies inflicted on the country. Over the past year alone, food prices have shot up 10.6% and energy 13.1%.



These ugly numbers would come as no shock to anyone doing his own shopping. And Biden's recent statement that "most Americans can see the progress" on prices is the exact opposite of reality.



Yes, inflation has cooled slightly over the past months. But CPI is still an eye-watering 7.1% for the year, the highest annual rate since 1981. And yes, some input costs — like oil and wheat — are coming down. But many economists see the new prices we're paying as a baseline. In other words, the pain is here to stay.



The top fifth of earners saw the purchasing power of their paychecks rise 1.1% in 2022, while the the middle saw an overall decline of almost 3%



The typical household has paid approximately $10,000 dollars in "inflation taxes" since Biden took office. AP

And the massive, pork-stuffed omnibus spending bill that just got rammed through Congress surely won't help. Indeed, there's zero evidence Biden and his party have learned from the disaster they caused via the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan, the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill and countless other outlays handed out as political bribes against the advice of all sane economists.



So much for building from the middle out. This is hollowing out the middle. And thanks to the president, it's going to continue.

[Lokmar]

This guy totally nails it

[DKG]

Justine and Jim Crow Joe sure hate working folks.



Fresh proof of the pain Biden's economy has inflicted on the middle class

https://nypost.com/2022/12/29/proof-of-the-pain-bidens-economy-has-inflicted-on-middle-class/">https://nypost.com/2022/12/29/proof-of- ... dle-class/">https://nypost.com/2022/12/29/proof-of-the-pain-bidens-economy-has-inflicted-on-middle-class/



oe Biden's nonsensical claim that he's building an economy "from the bottom up and the middle out" has been given the lie yet again, this time by data on purchasing power in 2022.



Shocker: The massive inflation Biden unleashed with his spending bonanza has punished the middle class hardest of all, as a new study by the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office found.



Indeed, the typical household has paid approximately $10,000 dollars in "inflation taxes" since Biden took office, thanks to the 13.8% cumulative inflation his policies inflicted on the country. Over the past year alone, food prices have shot up 10.6% and energy 13.1%.



These ugly numbers would come as no shock to anyone doing his own shopping. And Biden's recent statement that "most Americans can see the progress" on prices is the exact opposite of reality.



Yes, inflation has cooled slightly over the past months. But CPI is still an eye-watering 7.1% for the year, the highest annual rate since 1981. And yes, some input costs — like oil and wheat — are coming down. But many economists see the new prices we're paying as a baseline. In other words, the pain is here to stay.



The top fifth of earners saw the purchasing power of their paychecks rise 1.1% in 2022, while the the middle saw an overall decline of almost 3%



The typical household has paid approximately $10,000 dollars in "inflation taxes" since Biden took office. AP

And the massive, pork-stuffed omnibus spending bill that just got rammed through Congress surely won't help. Indeed, there's zero evidence Biden and his party have learned from the disaster they caused via the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan, the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill and countless other outlays handed out as political bribes against the advice of all sane economists.



So much for building from the middle out. This is hollowing out the middle. And thanks to the president, it's going to continue.

Biden has reversed all gains people in the middle made under Trump. The middle income decline is even more pronounced in Canada after seven and a half years of Trudeau chipping away at middle income gains made under Harper.

[Herman]

This guy totally nails it

[Thiel]

Justine and Jim Crow Joe sure hate working folks.



Fresh proof of the pain Biden's economy has inflicted on the middle class

https://nypost.com/2022/12/29/proof-of-the-pain-bidens-economy-has-inflicted-on-middle-class/">https://nypost.com/2022/12/29/proof-of- ... dle-class/">https://nypost.com/2022/12/29/proof-of-the-pain-bidens-economy-has-inflicted-on-middle-class/



oe Biden's nonsensical claim that he's building an economy "from the bottom up and the middle out" has been given the lie yet again, this time by data on purchasing power in 2022.



Shocker: The massive inflation Biden unleashed with his spending bonanza has punished the middle class hardest of all, as a new study by the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office found.



Indeed, the typical household has paid approximately $10,000 dollars in "inflation taxes" since Biden took office, thanks to the 13.8% cumulative inflation his policies inflicted on the country. Over the past year alone, food prices have shot up 10.6% and energy 13.1%.



These ugly numbers would come as no shock to anyone doing his own shopping. And Biden's recent statement that "most Americans can see the progress" on prices is the exact opposite of reality.



Yes, inflation has cooled slightly over the past months. But CPI is still an eye-watering 7.1% for the year, the highest annual rate since 1981. And yes, some input costs — like oil and wheat — are coming down. But many economists see the new prices we're paying as a baseline. In other words, the pain is here to stay.



The top fifth of earners saw the purchasing power of their paychecks rise 1.1% in 2022, while the the middle saw an overall decline of almost 3%



The typical household has paid approximately $10,000 dollars in "inflation taxes" since Biden took office. AP

And the massive, pork-stuffed omnibus spending bill that just got rammed through Congress surely won't help. Indeed, there's zero evidence Biden and his party have learned from the disaster they caused via the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan, the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill and countless other outlays handed out as political bribes against the advice of all sane economists.



So much for building from the middle out. This is hollowing out the middle. And thanks to the president, it's going to continue.

Biden earns an E for effort.

[DKG]

Biden referred to Vice President Kamala Harris as "President Harris." The gaffe, which has happened multiple times before, was widely criticized on Twitter.



During the speech, Biden referred to the vice-president as "President Harris" while speaking to the work she has done on the border in recent years.



"President Harris led this effort, led this effort to make this better in the countries from which they are leaving," Biden remarked.



"Biden STRUGGLED today in his press conference," tweeted Congressman-elect Ronny Jackson. "He called Kamala, 'President Harris." It was a DISASTER."



Legal scholar and Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley tweeted that the president appeared to be struggling during the press conference.



"After referring to 'President Harris', he said the seizure of 'more than 20,000 pounds of deadly fentanyl...[is] enough to kill as many as a 1,000 people,'" Turley tweeted.  



In December 2020, Biden mistakenly referred to Harris as "president-elect" during a speech on COVID vaccines, and in March 2021 he referred to her as "President Harris" when providing an update on the vaccination effort.



In January and October of last year, Biden once again referred to the vice-president as "President Harris."

[caskur]

Meanwhile America lost a 115 yr old woman yesterday....

[Shen Li]

Meanwhile America lost a 115 yr old woman yesterday....

RIP Lotusdunce.

[Odinson]

9 kilos of fentanyl... Yeah, thats enough to make a man feel a little dizzy.