Let’s add another accomplishment for Joe.
He is working real hard and we should give him credit.

Joe Biden Revokes Donald Trump Orders for Garden of Heroes, Protection of Monuments

“The National Garden is America’s answer to this reckless attempt to erase our heroes, values, and entire way of life,” Trump wrote in his executive order directing the future of the memorial site.

In January 2021, Trump issued a list of 244 Americans he wanted to see in the garden, including Neil Armstrong, Daniel Boone, Kobe Bryant, William Buckley Jr., Johnny Cash, Whittaker Chambers, Ray Charles, Walt Disney, Aretha Franklin and other legends of American culture.

A readers comment:
"I hate America but I don't know why." - Dementia Joe

^^^

Is there any real reason for that revocation, or is it just another case of "Trump did it so we must undo it"?

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Is there any real reason for that revocation, or is it just another case of "Trump did it so we must undo it"?

Good question.
Let’s go to CNN for the answer.

“The President also pulled back the order Trump signed amid protests against police brutality that broke out around the country last year. The order instructed the attorney general to "prioritize within the Department of Justice the investigation and prosecution" of those who damage government-owned monuments, citing federal law that "authorizes a penalty of up to 10 years' imprisonment for the willful injury of Federal property.”

Trump's proposed Garden of American Heroes -- another order issued amid last year's demonstrations that would have created a garden of statues featuring notable American figures -- was also nixed by Biden on Friday.“

Link to CNN

It appears that Joe nixed the Garden of Heroes due to destruction of monuments being justified by police brutality.
At least that’s how I read it.

Experts have predicted how Jen Psaki will respond when questioned on this issue.

Lyric video for above link.

After more searching, I think you are correct.
Trump did it so Joebama must undo it.
Believe Trump made mention of canceling all of Obama’s executive orders, so now that he is back in charge it is payback.
Must cancel all of President Trumps executive orders.

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Report: Biden Has a ‘Short Fuse’ — Goes on Profanity Laced Tirades at Aides



President Joe Biden reportedly has a very short fuse and a tendency to go on profanity-laced tirades at his staff, according to a report from the New York Times.

You know things are bad when even the Times has to acknowledge it.

The newspaper spoke to over two dozen current and former Biden staffers, who painted a portrait of a “president with a short fuse, who is obsessed with getting the details right – sometimes to a fault.”

The Times reports that “Avoiding Mr. Biden’s ire during one of his decision-making seminars means not only going beyond the vague talking points that he will reject, but also steering clear of responses laced with acronyms or too much policy minutiae, which will prompt an outburst of frustration, often laced with profanity.”



“Mr. Biden is gripped by a sense of urgency that leaves him prone to flares of impatience, according to numerous people who regularly interact with him,” the report continues. “The president has said he expects to run for a second term, but aides say he understands the effect on his ability to advance his agenda if Republicans regain power in Congress next year.”

They added, in no uncertain terms, that “he will often snap.”

The report says that Biden “takes days or weeks to make up his mind as he examines and second-guesses himself and others” and that it is a “method of governing that can feel at odds with the urgency of a country still reeling from a pandemic and an economy struggling to recover. “

“Three people who work closely with him said he even occasionally hangs up the phone on someone who he thinks is wasting his time. Most described Mr. Biden as having little patience for advisers who cannot field his many questions,” the NYT wrote.

The report paints a picture of an abusive boss who leaves his staff on eggshells — but hey, at least he’s not Trump. Right, liberals?

The above report seems couched, no surprise, attributing abilities and motivations Biden lacks. I believe the nasty old man element, the end of a long road of spite, thin skin and a short fuse.

I find it hard to believe that Bidet has any sense of urgency other than someone showing him where the nearest bathroom is

Ol Joe and the Ho must be getting some pressure from their bosses in China and Russia these days after it was reported that a US warship had the nerve to intercept a bunch of weapons...

from Guns.com

The U.S. Navy cruiser USS Monterey spent 36 hours last week cataloging a helicopter pad's worth of Chinese and Russian-made munitions.

The warship, acting under customary international law, stopped a stateless dhow in the Arabian Sea for a routine inspection in international waters. The fishing vessel turned out to be packed deep with, as detailed by the Navy, "advanced Russian-made anti-tank guided missiles, thousands of Chinese Type 56 assault rifles, and hundreds of PKM machine guns, sniper rifles, and rocket-propelled grenade launchers."

"The source and intended destination of the materiel is currently under investigation," said U.S. Naval Forces Central Command. The dhow and its crew, meanwhile, was released, sans hardware.

Last week’s incident is not the first time that a large munitions shipment was interdicted in the region that is home to various Islamic radical groups and an ongoing civil war backed by Iran on one side and Saudi Arabia on the other. Three years ago, the destroyer USS Jason Dunham found a dhow with over 1,000 AK variants individually wrapped in plastic sleeves inside green bundles.

Back in 2016, the U.S. Navy coastal patrol ship USS Sirocco stopped another stateless dhow in the Arabian Sea, which upon inspection was packed to the gills with munitions en route from Iran to Yemen. That haul included a stockpile of 1,500 AK-47s, 200 RPG launchers, and 21 DShK and KPV type heavy machine guns. It came just after French and Australian ships halted similar seagoing smugglers. The French, for their part, later passed on the seized guns to the Central African Republic – formerly the colony of French Equatorial Africa – as military aid.

You will never believe what Jen Psaki called Joe Biden
By Andrea Widburg

Listening to the exchange between Fox New's Peter Doocy and White House press secretary Jen Psaki regarding the administration's sudden announcement that masks are no longer necessary for vaccinated people, it was hard to tell what was worse: Psaki's prevarication and condescension or the way she referred to Biden. Having thought about it for a little while, though, I'm pretty sure it was the name Psaki gave to Biden.

As you know, on Thursday, the administration suddenly announced that vaccinated people were free to live their lives without masks, subject to a few limitations (most notably planes and public transportation). This represented a complete turnaround from the relentless mask message the administration had directed at the American people.

Biden, even while conceding that masks were not necessary outdoors, got panicked when he could not find his mask. Likewise, there was a disgusting little bit of kabuki theater when Harris and her husband, both vaccinated and while outdoors, kissed each other while wearing masks. But now, suddenly, no masks!

During the press briefing, Doocy asked the obvious question, which was whether "somebody at the Biden administration or in the Biden administration update this guidance for political reasons." Jen Psaki responded with an unequivocal "no."

Well, if politics didn't drive the about-face on masks, asked Doocy, what was the medical or scientific breakthrough that suddenly occurred on Friday to justify this change?
The Beasts Smell Blood

Psaki, as is her habit, didn't immediately answer the question. First, and very condescendingly, she put Doocy in his place by implying that he had not been paying attention. "Well, I know that Dr. Walensky did an extensive number of interviews yesterday to answer exactly that question."

Nevertheless, Psaki did Doocy the "great" favor of giving a substantive answer. She repeated information we all already know: that vaccines work, that they are effective against variants of the virus, and that vaccinated people are not contagious. In other words, she gave was a non-answer because the real question was whether something new had come along and, in fact, nothing had.

At this point, Doocy could not resist a "gotcha" question:

But just looking at the CDC's website on the way up, here only 45.6% of US adults have been fully vaccinated as of yesterday. Only 58.9% of the adult population had has at least one dose. So, what happened to President Biden saying in March that he thought lifting mask mandates before every adult American goes and gets a shot is "Neanderthal thinking"?

And that's when it happened. That's when Psaki gave us an insight into the idol worship that has become normative in Democrat politics when they have one of their party members in power at the White House. You may not believe this, but she referred to Biden — the gropey, creepy, demented, and not very nice Biden — as "our North Star."

Only in a party that is defined by a cult of personality could someone say that. Even those of us who loved the Trump presidency and, as I did, often found him very amusing did not worship Trump at that level. We believed that his policies would benefit America, which they did, but everybody understood that Trump was a larger-than-life figure whose flaws could also be larger than life.

If I had to guess the reason for this sudden turnabout from the Biden administration, I would say the administration is moving toward forcing all Americans to get a vaccine. Since this probably won't get through Congress, the administration will partner even more closely with private businesses to turn into outcasts anybody who is not vaccinated.

https://www.americanthinker.co...alled_joe_biden.html

Forensic review of voting errors in NH:

https://justthenews.com/politi...shire-election-audit

Short interesting article on discovery of WIndham NH abnormal voting machine findings.

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They added, in no uncertain terms, that “he will often snap.”

Isn't that one of the key symptoms of dementia? Wait, don't answer that...

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Forensic review of voting errors in NH:

https://justthenews.com/politi...shire-election-audit

Short interesting article on discovery of WIndham NH abnormal voting machine findings.

Very interesting.

Project 'Purge The Military' continues, as reported at Military.com. . .

Space Force CO Who Got Holiday Call from Trump Fired Over Comments Decrying Marxism in the Military

15 May 2021
Military.com | By Oriana Pawlyk

A commander of a U.S. Space Force unit tasked with detecting ballistic missile launches has been fired for comments made during a podcast promoting his new book, which claims Marxist ideologies are becoming prevalent in the United States military.

Lt Col. Matthew Lohmeier, commander of 11th Space Warning Squadron at Buckley Air Force Base, Colorado, was relieved from his post Friday by Lt. Gen. Stephen Whiting, the head of Space Operations Command, over a loss of confidence in his ability to lead, Military.com has exclusively learned.

"This decision was based on public comments made by Lt. Col. Lohmeier in a recent podcast," a Space Force spokesperson said in an email. "Lt. Gen. Whiting has initiated a Command Directed Investigation on whether these comments constituted prohibited partisan political activity."

Lohmeier's temporary assignment in the wake of his removal was not immediately clear.

Earlier this month, Lohmeier, a former instructor and fighter pilot who transferred into the Space Force, self-published a book titled "Irresistible Revolution: Marxism's Goal of Conquest & the Unmaking of the American Military."

"Irresistible Revolution is a timely and bold contribution from an active-duty Space Force lieutenant colonel who sees the impact of a neo-Marxist agenda at the ground level within our armed forces," a description of the book reads.

Lohmeier sat down last week with L. Todd Wood of the podcast "Information Operation," hosted by Creative Destruction, or CD, Media, to promote the book. He spoke about U.S. institutions, including universities, media and federal agencies including the military, that he said are increasingly adopting leftist practices. These practices -- such as diversity and inclusion training -- are the systemic cause for the divisive climate across America today, he said.

From his perspective as a commander, Lohmeier said he didn't seek to criticize any particular senior leader or publicly identify troops within the book. Rather, he said, he focused on the policies service members now have to adhere to to align with certain agendas "that are now affecting our culture."

Regarding Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, he said, "I don't demonize the man, but I want to make it clear to both him and every service member this [diversity and inclusion] agenda, it will divide us, it will not unify us."

Austin on Feb. 5 ordered all military services to observe one-day stand-down on extremism in the ranks. As part of his stand-down, Lohmeier said, he was given a booklet that cited the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol as an example of extremism, but did not mention the civil disobedience and destruction of property that took place following the death of George Flloyd, a Black man, at the hands of a white police officer in Minneapolis last May.

He also took issue with "the Pentagon spokesperson," seeming to allude to Press Secretary John Kirby. Lohmeier claimed Kirby said "there are too many white pilots," amid an ever-increasing pilot shortage.

"If you want to provide that kind of messaging to your already struggling pilot force, you can already expect to see further retention problems," he said.

In a statement Friday, Kirby denied ever saying such a thing about a surplus of white pilots, and pointed to Austin's comments made last week during his first press conference about the importance of increased diversity programs.

"This department has an open door to any qualified American who wants to serve," the defense secretary said May 6. "Diversity throughout the force is a source of strength. We can't afford to deprive ourselves of the talents and the voices of the full range of a nation that we defend."

Lohmeier told Military.com he had consulted with his chain of command, public affairs and legal counsel about his plans to publish a book and its contents.

"I was apprised of the option to have my book reviewed at the Pentagon's prepublication and security review prior to release, but was also informed that it was not required," Lohmeier said in an email.

"My intent never has been to engage in partisan politics. I have written a book about a particular political ideology (Marxism) in the hope that our Defense Department might return to being politically non-partisan in the future as it has honorably done throughout history," he said.

The book is available on Amazon, on Lohmeier's website and Barnes & Noble.

The book ranked No. 2 under Amazon's "Military Policy" section this week.

Promoting His Book While on Active-Duty

Prior to transferring into space operations, specifically space-based missile warning, Lohmeier spent over 14 years in the Air Force. His Air Force career included instructor pilot training on the T-38 Talon jet and time flying the F-15C Eagle, according to biographical information listed on his book cover. He graduated from the Air Force Academy in 2006.

He moved into the Space Force in October 2020. The following month, then-President Donald Trump called Lohmeier and other members of the Space Force for the branch's first Thanksgiving holiday.

Lohmeier told Wood, the podcast host, that the beginning chapters of his book explore the history and foundation of the United States and how critical race theory -- a study of how race and racism impact or are impacted by social and economic power structures and institutions -- plays a role.

"The diversity, inclusion and equity industry and the trainings we are receiving in the military ... is rooted in critical race theory, which is rooted in Marxism," Lohmeier said, adding it should be seen as a warning sign.

In the segment, Lohmeier said his book is not political, and is meant to alert readers to the increasing politicization of today's armed forces, some of which he said he'd seen or experienced firsthand.

There are Defense Department policies that spell out all the nuanced do's and don'ts surrounding politics or political discourse for active-duty service members, said Jim Golby, a senior fellow at Clements Center for National Security at the University of Texas at Austin who specializes in civil-military relations and military strategy.

For a self-published work, policies that may apply include DoD Directive 1344.10 and associated guidelines discussing political activity in uniform. According to the services' standards, personnel may express their views freely, but they are still expected to uphold their branch's core values both on and off duty.

"Those are fairly broad and would not prevent publication, but might impose some minor limitations on content," Golby said Friday. Also, policies associated with a service member's security clearance or policy-related access, are usually covered by an Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) or a clearance read-in agreement, Golby said.

The Defense Office of Prepublication and Security Review, for example, requires all current, former, and retired Defense Department employees, contractors, and military service members -- whether active or reserve -- who have had access to DoD information, facilities, or who signed an NDA to "submit DoD information intended for public release to the appropriate office for review and clearance."

DoD information can include "any work that relates to military matters, national security issues, or subjects of significant concern to the Department of Defense in general, to include fictional novels, stories and biographical accounts of operational deployments and wartime experiences," according to the office.

Subject matters about hobby-like activities, such as cooking, sports, gardening, crafts, artwork, are unlikely to be reviewed pre publication since it is not associated with an author's work with the Pentagon.

Still, "the line on what is a 'military matter' or 'subject of significant concern' is not entirely clear, and likely only comes into play if someone is discussing personal experiences in the military and not outside research or personal political opinions," Golby added. "And again, that is primarily related to sensitive positions where you have access to classified or sensitive information."

'We Don't Have a Voice Anymore'

While a major, Lohmeier attended the Air Command and Staff College, where he published "The Better Mind of Space." The paper explores the U.S. military's role in space beyond geosynchronous Earth orbit.

In the "Information Operation" podcast, Lohmeier said his fascination with Marxism began after that, when he was pursuing his second master's degree in philosophy in military strategy at Air University's School of Advanced Air and Space Studies.

"All my interactions with senior leaders in the Air Force and in the Space Force have been very positive; they care a great deal about their people [and] the lethality of the force," Lohmeier said during the 34-minute interview.

However, leaders may be afraid if they don't get on board with diversity training, they will face scrutiny, "or might not get promoted," he said, adding that liberal ideas are welcomed whereas ideas from more conservative voices are criticized or silenced.

Lohmeier advised any new service member, from enlisted to officer, to reject critical race theory if they see it being taught in the ranks, because it too is a form of extremism by the definitions outlined in DoD Instruction 1325.06, "Handling Dissident and Protest Activities Among Members of the Armed Forces."

Golby, an Army veteran, said Lohmeier's advice to the junior ranks potentially undermines good order and discipline, or DoD policies aimed toward diversity and inclusion. "Or maybe both," he said.

Lohmeier told Wood he has received many messages of support from active-duty members on the book's release.

"[They're saying], 'Thank you, thank you, thank you for speaking up -- because we don't have a voice anymore," he said.

CBS Evening News. I have never seen such blatant editorializing on network news. I think some news directors are worried about having to actually report on election fraud.

It’s a Twitter link, so no promises.

Twitter link.

That's Nora "hair standing on end" O'Donnell from the hanging chad days, isn't it? If it had been CNN, it would've been Don Lemon.

^^^

entirely accurate

if I recall correctly, I read somewhere recently that the US became energy independent under President Trump for the first time in 50 years

and it took 4 months for gas lines to show up under Joe and the Toe

https://www.foxbusiness.com/po...ne-blocking-keystone

Just more nonsense from him.

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https://www.foxbusiness.com/po...ne-blocking-keystone

Just more nonsense from him.

Simple rule of thumb for this administration....If it's good for the US Biden and crew are completely opposed to it. If it's bad for the US, they are completely in favor of it. Impeachment anyone?

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Impeachment anyone?

God no! And get Kamala?

There is NO chance anyone would impeach the first female black President.

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Impeachment anyone?

Not as long as Nancy Pelosi and the Dems. control the House.

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Originally posted by bigdeal:
Impeachment anyone?

God no! And get Kamala?

Please explain the difference to me. Biden is doing exactly as he's told to do, and given her entire career history, Kameltoe would do the exact same thing.

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Impeachment anyone?

Not as long as Nancy Pelosi and the Dems. control the House.

That was more sarcasm than it was suggestion.