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Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. is a career politician of the worst sort, whose opinions shift like the wind, and who has no moral compass. He has demonstrably lied to supporters and detractors alike. He and his family have benefitted enormously financially by trading on his positions in government. And now he is in the throes of acute mental decline in the form of Alzheimer's. His policies make the Carter presidency look like a great success by comparison, and he will go down in history as the president who put the pedal to the metal driving a once great nation off a financial cliff. To make matters worse, he picked his V.P. because of her race, and she is as inept as he is, for different reasons. When his mental decline becomes too obvious for his adoring press to ignore, and he is removed from office, she will take his place. Indeed, the election of Biden -- another consequence of covid -- has hastened the demise of a once great republic.
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08-09-2021, 09:41 AM
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But you're okay with losing the country because of the lying cheating traitor biden. That speaks volumes.
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08-09-2021, 11:59 AM
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1. Finally an infrastructure program in the works 2. Much improved environmental protections 3. And a lot more Just google Bidens accomplishments so far and youll see
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08-10-2021, 07:35 AM
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Mentally deficient Joe Biden swore an oath to uphold the Constitution and his duty is to faithfully execute the law.
Just six months ago Lyin' JoeBiden declared that his election would amount to the triumph of the "rule of law" and would show that "the flame of democracy" cannot be extinguished, "not even with a pandemic of an abuse of power." (To be fair, he was just reading a statement prepared by others. He clearly has difficulty communicating a cohesive independent thought.) Now he has violated the same rule of law by extending the eviction moratorium in an unconstitutional move, knowing that the effort will ultimately be ruled against, but doing so anyway because by the time the courts get around to ruling on it the money will already be gone and impossible to get back. Biden said that it's "worth the effort," and that "at a minimum, by the time it gets litigated, it will probably give some additional time while we're getting that $45 billion out to people." In doing so, he violated the Constitution, the document he SWORE to uphold, "so help me God." Shredding the Constitution is par for liberals who think that political convenience is more important. And to think that some actually applaud such behavior.
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08-10-2021, 11:24 PM
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He got it from Joe Biden’s mouth. He said clearly in a speech that I heard, that all but a couple of legal scholars stated that what he was doing, extending the rent moratorium wouldn’t pass constitutional muster, but it was worth a try. I believe the Supreme Court also recently ruled in the issue to that effect.
This one is particularly of interest to me, since one and soon to be two rental houses will be a substantial part of our retirement. We’re not wealthy and I find it pretty offensive that he blithely and illegally decides that my retirement income is something he can potentially reduce to zero on a whim. A friend has a rental house, the tenants are both working and able to pay the rent, but they don’t have to, so they’re not paying it and can’t be evicted. I think the post you’re calling nonsense is FACT, TRUTH. I agree with some of your positions, but you’re really losing credibility with your incessant polar extreme ranting and complete lack of response to legitimate comments bringing up things that actually are threats to our democracy, e.g. rioting, looting, destruction of property, loss of businesses, many of them minority owned, serious assaults on people . . . By not engaging in a real discussion, you’re not convincing anyone and I wish you’d give it a rest.
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 Scott, Portland, OR '85 V-20 I/O, Merc 170
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