See? That won't be the first or the last time Uncah Joe goes half-assed at exactly the wrong time between now and the next set of federal elections.

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Originally posted by Hound Dog:


The old fool got LOST trying to walk off a stage.

Wow.

The puppet needs every step spelled out for him, how much you wanna bet the teleprompter had a final line like “TURN, SHAKE HAND” and this confused old fart bungled even that up.

If we take back both the house and the senate and Biden being president means squat. He’ll be the biggest lame duck in our history to date. The big question is can we eliminate or vastly restrict voter fraud.

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Originally posted by PASig:

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Originally posted by Hound Dog:


The old fool got LOST trying to walk off a stage.

Wow.

The puppet needs every step spelled out for him, how much you wanna bet the teleprompter had a final line like “TURN, SHAKE HAND” and this confused old fart bungled even that up.

All they need to do is put a 8 year old girl standing off stage where they want him to go.
He will zero in on her like a fox to the chicken coop.

https://www.breitbart.com/clip...f-the-consideration/

Jen Psaki: Canceling Student Debt ‘on the Table’

Psaki responded to a question on whether taking executive action on student loan debt cancelation is still on the table

“Yes, still on the table. … So, as you said, it ends August 31. We have to then decide whether it’s extended and what you look at is, even though the economy’s very strong, we created more jobs last year than any year in history, even though that’s the case, we know, as we’ve been talking about, costs are too high. And certainly, not having to pay back student loans — nobody’s had to pay a dollar, a cent anything in student loans since Joe Biden’s been president, and if that can help people ease the burden of costs in other parts of their life, that’s an important thing to consider. That’s a big part of the consideration. So, between now and August 31, it’s either going to be extended or we’re going to make a decision…about canceling student debt.”

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The DEM way. Use the money of people who pay taxes to bribe their base and get votes

I don't think the Administration "created jobs"--they were openings that were generated by the COVID lockdowns just getting opened back up and needing employees.

flashguy

never ends

https://freebeacon.com/biden-a...ts-to-fund-campaign/

Biden's nominee for the Federal Election Commission served as the campaign lawyer for a former Baltimore mayor charged with fraud for funneling the proceeds from her children's book series to her campaign.

Dara Lindenbaum represented Democrat Catherine Pugh in Pugh's mayoral campaign in 2016. Lindenbaum handled compliance and recount issues for Pugh, according to news reports and campaign finance records. Pugh went on to win the election but resigned in May 2019, months before a federal grand jury indicted her on fraud, tax evasion, and conspiracy charges.

Pugh defrauded purchasers of her children's book series, Healthy Holly, and used some of the proceeds to fund her campaign. Pugh and an aide funneled $36,000 from the book sales to her mayoral campaign. The aide, Gary Brown, was charged in January 2017 with campaign finance violations for funneling $18,000 in straw donations to Pugh. Pugh was sentenced in February 2020 to three years in prison.

Pugh is far from Lindenbaum's only controversial client. Lindenbaum also served as general counsel to Stacey Abrams's failed 2018 gubernatorial campaign. After Abrams's loss, Lindenbaum sued the state of Georgia, challenging the constitutionality of the election and claiming that "unreliable" voting machines "switched" votes from Abrams to Gov. Brian Kemp (R.). Lindenbaum during an April 6 Senate hearing confirmed that she signed on to a "legal pleading alleging that the machines used in Georgia in 2018 were switching votes illegally from one candidate to another." Lindenbaum refused to say during the hearing whether "stolen election" claims undermine faith in democracy.

"It is extremely disturbing that Biden would nominate a Member to the FEC with a history of directly working with corrupt Baltimore politician Catherine Pugh, who fraudulently violated campaign finance laws and went to jail for it," said Matt Buckham, the founder of the American Accountability Foundation, a watchdog group that has tracked Biden nominees.

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Originally posted by sdy:
Jen Psaki: Canceling Student Debt ‘on the Table’

So, where do I send the bill for the $150K that I paid back?

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Originally posted by flashguy:
I don't think the Administration "created jobs"--they were openings that were generated by the COVID lockdowns just getting opened back up and needing employees.

flashguy

You are correct. The government can't create jobs, but merely foster an environment that encourages those that hire people (business, small medium and large) to prosper and hire people. Government "shovel ready jobs" are created at tax payers expense and have little positive effect. Spend 1 million of tax payer's money to "create" jobs that add 1/2 million in net wages and next to nothing to the GNP. But it lets the idiots claim they created jobs.

White House Easter Bunny Helps Joe Biden

It’s a weird dynamic. Like Neil Oliver said in his weekend monologue, we are supposed to ignore this stuff and pretend this is okay. We are supposed to look at this and make believe it’s just normal, yet nothing about this is okay. We are supposed to just laugh it off.

Not only is it just plain weird, but ultimately this game of pretending is just dangerous. WATCH:



https://theconservativetreehou...e-biden/#more-231917

^^^

And SNL will continue to IGNORE the rich treasure trove of material this clown gives them every dammed day and keep on obsessing over and mocking Trump, out of office almost 2 years now.

Curious to know who they dressed up in that bunny suit...

At some point we'll find out the extraordinary lengths people in this administration went to to cover for this guy. Even a good chunk of Kennedy's dirty stuff is now mostly public.

The main problem is that by the time that information is made public, the people/press will mostly just slough it off as unimportant.

Other places are picking up the slack.

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Psaki:
So, between now and August 31, it’s either going to be extended or we’re going to make a decision…about canceling student debt.

How is this even a thing to be considered? Real money got transferred from a lender to a school to pay for a student. Teachers got paid. Books got paid for. Real money was transacted. Right? It was spent with a promise to repay by the student. Somehow the President has the authority to rip up the contract and the lender is SOL? When I phrase it like this, I don't even understand how any student can even come up with a rationalization for expecting not to pay. Oh kid you're right, your debt is too high--we'll just null and void the contract you signed. The contract means nothing. No problem.

It's the same with landlords who are getting screwed.

My bet is, the lenders get paid, the taxpayers get screwed.

Well, while everyone is handing out "Oprah" Forgiveness, I ain't forgiving squat.

Of course, yes. Man that is BS.

It’s just another way for these crooked democRATS to buy votes with OUR tax dollars. Just the promise to forgive the debt will be enough to get the spoiled, lazy trash’s votes. Free shit free shit free shit.

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Originally posted by Keystoner:

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Psaki:
So, between now and August 31, it’s either going to be extended or we’re going to make a decision…about canceling student debt.

How is this even a thing to be considered? Real money got transferred from a lender to a school to pay for a student. Teachers got paid. Books got paid for. Real money was transacted. Right? It was spent with a promise to repay by the student. Somehow the President has the authority to rip up the contract and the lender is SOL? When I phrase it like this, I don't even understand how any student can even come up with a rationalization for expecting not to pay. Oh kid you're right, your debt is too high--we'll just null and void the contract you signed. The contract means nothing. No problem.

I'm beyond pissed about this. I don't want to pay for some panty-waste's Art Appreciation degree.

For those of us who worked through college, WITH A JOB, it's just a slap in the face.

Then there were those who chose to not get into student loan debt by not going in the first place.

And if the gvm't/welfare system is to help those most in need, it certainly isn't college grads who got a stupid meaningless garbage degree they don't want to pay for, and can't make a living at.

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Originally posted by Keystoner:

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Psaki:
So, between now and August 31, it’s either going to be extended or we’re going to make a decision…about canceling student debt.

How is this even a thing to be considered? Real money got transferred from a lender to a school to pay for a student. Teachers got paid. Books got paid for. Real money was transacted. Right? It was spent with a promise to repay by the student. Somehow the President has the authority to rip up the contract and the lender is SOL? When I phrase it like this, I don't even understand how any student can even come up with a rationalization for expecting not to pay. Oh kid you're right, your debt is too high--we'll just null and void the contract you signed. The contract means nothing. No problem.

It's the same with landlords who are getting screwed.

The loans are guaranteed by the federal government. "Cancelling student debt" is just politician-speak for "the government (taxpayers) will by paying off everyone's student loans."

I don't think it's the government's job to save someone from a bad business decision. If they are going to do anything, they should stop guaranteeing student loans and make them dischargeable in bankruptcy as long as the debtor surrenders the degree. That will minimize the burden on the taxpayers and cause the cost of a degree to have some rational relationship to its value.

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Originally posted by radioman:

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Originally posted by Keystoner:

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Psaki:
So, between now and August 31, it’s either going to be extended or we’re going to make a decision…about canceling student debt.

How is this even a thing to be considered? Real money got transferred from a lender to a school to pay for a student. Teachers got paid. Books got paid for. Real money was transacted. Right? It was spent with a promise to repay by the student. Somehow the President has the authority to rip up the contract and the lender is SOL? When I phrase it like this, I don't even understand how any student can even come up with a rationalization for expecting not to pay. Oh kid you're right, your debt is too high--we'll just null and void the contract you signed. The contract means nothing. No problem.

I'm beyond pissed about this. I don't want to pay for some panty-waste's Art Appreciation degree.

For those of us who worked through college, WITH A JOB, it's just a slap in the face.

Then there were those who chose to not get into student loan debt by not going in the first place.

And if the gvm't/welfare system is to help those most in need, it certainly isn't college grads who got a stupid meaningless garbage degree they don't want to pay for, and can't make a living at.

It's a slap, followed by the DEMs drunkenly pissing on your driver-side door handle.

It's a straight vote buy. We will print money that your great-great-great grandchildren will be making payments on to fund this, hoping it will buy the left Four More Years and control of Congress.

I worked two jobs while finishing college. I avoided borrowing to the extent I could; the little I did borrow was repaid far ahead of schedule. And I'm not even remotely alone.

It's pure desperation, and they're not even trying to hide it.