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Originally posted by PASig:

Running his fat mouth as usual, what else?

Back in 2020 during the elections he repeatedly ran his mouth about how SA was a bunch of murderers and bad people (which they ARE not good people) but you CANNOT DO THAT then expect them to jump to and kiss your ass when you need them to save you politically 2 years later.

In short, Joe is being stupid again like he's been for 40+ years.

This place needs a "Like Button".

Remember kids, nobody fucks with a Biden.[/quote]

I suspect there are a few prostitutes who would disagree, especially the one that has a kid with support payments!

And…Pedo Joe finally went all the way yesterday and said Beau died in Iraq:

https://nypost.com/2022/10/13/...is-life-in-iraq/amp/

I would say this is even worse than his “Jackie, where’s Jackie” remarks, because he’s either lying or can’t remember where or how his son died. Based on his record, I would say his dementia prevents his inner voice from holding back the lies he wants to tell.

And what the hell does his son have to do with the topic of the speech he was giving!? He just gratuitously throws it in there. No politician has ever used his family’s “tragedies” for political opportunism as much as Brandon.

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Originally posted by BMR:
And…Pedo Joe finally went all the way yesterday and said Beau died in Iraq

That is one of his classic tells

When things are getting bad for him, he reverts to the dead son sympathy card.

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Originally posted by stoic-one:
This goes back farther than that stupid fist bump crap.

Um..yeah. The fist bump reference was a joke.

Why oh why doesn't someone dig/dump the dirt on Beau? Surely he didn't fall far from the tree. I know, flogging a dead horse, but I'd like it to happen just to get the old man to shut the f up. Hunter, Jim, the Big Guy et al are all corrupt. Odds of Beau being squeaky are approaching 0 in my book.

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Originally posted by PASig:

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Originally posted by BMR:
And…Pedo Joe finally went all the way yesterday and said Beau died in Iraq

That is one of his classic tells

When things are getting bad for him, he reverts to the dead son sympathy card.

The real problem with his statement is that his son actually died at Walter Reed Hospital in Maryland. He had a brain tumor.

You've got to be shitting me

So now this sham J6 committee is saying the real reason Joe Biden totally fucked up the withdrawal from Afghanistan is because Trump set him up.

These people are ridiculous. And desperate. And still SCARED TO DEATH of Donald Trump

Adam Kinzinger is out of a job next year for a reason because he's a complete asshole.

Trump ordered 'immediate' troop withdrawal from Afghanistan and Somalia in December 2020 because he 'knew he lost' the election and wanted Biden to deal with it - despite warnings it would be 'catastrophic', January 6 committee says

^^^Yeah, more desperate noise from the GDC’s. It will have zero impact on anything.

Its Bush's Trump's fault.

Dusting off the old Dimcrap playbook.

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Originally posted by jsbcody:
Its Bush's Trump's fault.

Dusting off the old Dimcrap playbook.

His VP has recently blamed Trump for the record illegal immigration and border encounters are his fault.

Biden to young girl "no serious guys till you're thirty"

video at link:

https://twitter.com/i/status/1581081956242010114

^^^^^^

So, how long do you think it will be before President Sniffy pulls out his shriveled little pecker in public? Dementia patients sometimes expose themselves, yes?

NSFW language

Fucking doddering, arrogant old fool.

Biden tells reporter the economy is 'strong as hell' while eating ice cream in Portland


Get the fuck out of the ice cream store, grandpa, and just stop talking.

^^^^

The FJB Trifecta -- Lies about the economy, forcing himself on young and younger women and that ubiquitous fucking ice cream cone. And through it all, he's so happy with himself.

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So, how long do you think it will be before President Sniffy pulls out his shriveled little pecker in public? Dementia patients sometimes expose themselves, yes?

It has probably already happened or he is having problems getting his pecker out through the extra heavy Depends he is wearing.

I don't believe this.

AP is saying that Biden is apparently invoking Title 42, the Trump-era rule allowing the US to deport illegals in order to control the spread of COVID, in order to kick Venezuelans out of the US.

And, yes, the DOJ is still apparently trying to get the use of Title 42 barred by the US courts.

No, I don't know how you'd phrase an intelligent argument that solely invoking this rule against Venezuelans will have any substantial effect on controlling COVID in the U.S.

Now, there is a back story; the US and Mexico have each agreed to 'parole' one Venezuelan illegal for every Venezuelan illegal 'paroled' in the other country. This move is apparently a way to reduce the number of Venezuelans both countries have to accept, since there've been a lot of Venezuelan illegals lately and relations with Venezuela make it hard to simply fly them home.

"Biden Turning To Trump-Era Rule To Expel Venezuelan Migrants" at

**URL excised so people don't trip over it**

ETA: Whoops. Ladies and gents, in the time it took me to post that article it disappeared from Yahoo. Try this one -

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics...an-migrants-91583635

This level of gaslighting is frankly obscene. Seriously, just how stupid do these people think the American people are? Biden and these democrats have absolutely nothing to do with job creation. I mean, holy shit. When you shut down the world and then open it back up, of course you're going to have a record amount of people going back to work. How do they assert this bullshit with a straight face?

I'd loved to hear the argument that Biden actually created 10 million new jobs. Seriously, let's hear it. Because this article is nuclear level stupid.

Laughable horseshit this:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news...nough-182825191.html

Biden is overseeing the strongest job growth under any president, ever. Yet he remains unpopular. Here's why.

When President Biden brags about 10 million new jobs created since he took office, he’s got a legitimate claim to success. No other president comes close to matching his record on jobs. The problem for Biden is that high inflation and weak income gains undercut the remarkably strong labor market of the last two years.

Biden crossed the 10 million–jobs threshold with the employment report for September, when the U.S. economy created 263,000 new jobs. That brings the total number of new jobs since Biden took office to 10,001,000. That’s the most new jobs during the first 20 months of any U.S. presidential administration, ever. The next-best performance came under President Jimmy Carter in the 1970s, when the economy created 6.9 million new jobs from January 1977 through September 1978.

With the midterm elections imminent, Biden will be touting this hiring splurge as part of his pitch to keep Democrats in control of Congress. But voters are likely to be unimpressed, given other economic strains that have put the nation in a recessionary mood.

On the Yahoo Finance Bidenomics Report Card, Biden earns a B grade for the economy under his watch. We compare Biden with seven prior presidents on six economic indicators, with data provided by Moody’s Analytics. Our report card provides a snapshot into what’s working under Biden, and where the problems are. As the midterms approach, it helps explain why a record number of new jobs isn’t giving Biden the tailwind he might otherwise enjoy.


Compared with the other presidents, Biden gets top marks in two categories: total employment and exports. He gets the second best mark for manufacturing employment. On GDP, Biden’s score is middling, while on incomes and stock-market performance, he fares poorly. (Here’s the full methodology).


We don’t measure inflation directly, but inflation affects some of the categories we use to grade the president—especially incomes. We track real income, adjusted for inflation, and Biden gets the worst mark out of eight presidents, with real incomes down 2.4% since he took office. Nominal income growth has been fairly high under Biden, but inflation has been higher—which means typical workers are falling behind, on average. Voters may not measure their inflation-adjusted income from one president to the next, but they sure as heck know when it feels like their paycheck is shrinking.


For a while, Biden enjoyed top marks for GDP growth, which we adjust for population. But then the economy shrank slightly during the first two quarters of 2022, pushing Biden’s score on GDP growth from best to third-best.

Biden has likewise tumbled on the performance of the stock market. Stocks did well in 2021, but the S&P 500 index (^GSPC) peaked early this year, and has since dropped by a painful 25%. Biden once had the second-best mark on stock performance, but that has now dropped to third best out of eight. The stock selloff also reflects the harmful effects of inflation, which has forced the Federal Reserve to aggressively raise interest rates and tighten monetary policy. Higher borrowing costs are generally bad for corporate profits, which is why they send stocks downward.


Biden’s approval rating is 43%, which would seem strangely low for a president overseeing one of the biggest employment booms ever. Yet this is another distortion of a COVID-crazed economy that still isn’t back to normal. For one thing, the huge gain in jobs during the last two years is largely a recovery from the massive job losses that occurred at the onset of the pandemic, from March through May of 2020. While we’ve finally recovered all the lost jobs, we have not yet reached the higher employment levels we would have been at had COVID not occurred. So the economy is still in a bit of a hole, with some people who worked before COVID still out of the labor force.

The recovery effort also included unprecedented amounts of fiscal and monetary stimulus that have now helped trigger inflation. And we’re learning all over again how ruinous inflation can be. The last dreadful bout of inflation came in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and it torpedoed President Jimmy Carter just as it is depressing Biden’s approval rating.

Carter enjoyed very strong job growth, much as Biden has, yet his approval rating after 18 months was 48%, just a bit better than Biden’s. At the time, inflation had risen from 5% to 8.5%, and it would go as high as 14.6% in Carter’s last year in office. Carter’s approval rating would ultimately bottom out at 29%. For a struggling Biden, that suggests it could get a lot worse.

So the tight job market might not last much longer. Should we celebrate?

Rick Newman is a senior columnist for Yahoo Finance. Follow him on Twitter at @rickjnewman