Analysis Lizard people, Trump and other non-corona rabbit holes

[larrikin]

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[modul8]

Is this the sort of press conference we can look forward to for the next 4 years? FMD.

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At least they hold them. And we will see if they continue to hold them regularly, or if they just don't have them if they know they are going to get asked questions they don't like. Like Trump used to do

 

[Miguel Sanchez]

 

[Doashuey]

Trump not pardoning the people who were charged storming the Capitol has bothered me more than anything else he has done the last four years. Like, they did what they did because he told them to, and in return they get to watch him pardon a couple of random black rappers, and a few swamp creatures. A couple hundred people have thrown their lives away just because a narcissist told them too, and when he had the opportunity to return the favour he fuucks them off. In normal circumstances I'd be laughing my arse off but for whatever reason this made me feel uncomfortable.

Hahaha, you are kidding right? You see this is the problem, anyone who believes Trumps bullshit is also so deceived that they think this man gives any kind of **** about another human being on the planet. He is the epitome of a narcissistic psychopath and would gladly trade the lives of those closest to him to hold onto power.
Trump would only be dropping himself in the mire by pardoning these imbeciles (who btw deserve everything they get thrown at them) as it may come back to bite him on the arse if they go after him for inciting the insurrection. He is now trying to get as much distance as he can from his supporters to save his pathetic arse. He also knows that they are so blindly loyal and brain dead to have followed him this far, despite the constant and obvious lies he feeds them that he could take a dump in their hands, ask them to clap and they would give him a standing ovation. That is just how stupid and deluded your average Trump supporter is and he knows that loyalty is a one way street with him so why stick his neck out?

 

[kane249]

Biden removes Trump’s Diet Coke button

President Joe Biden has wasted no time removing any remnants of Donald Trump from the Oval Office.

www.news.com.au

 

[kane249]

Georgia Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has filed an article of impeachment for Joe Biden

She is accusing the president of corruption and abuse of power, alleging that he “allowed” his son, Hunter Biden, “to siphon cash from America’s greatest enemies Russian and China.”

She's also a QAnon believer. It's worth noting her chances are slim to nil of this getting approved.

 

[YankeeEagle]

Georgia Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has filed an article of impeachment for Joe Biden

She is accusing the president of corruption and abuse of power, alleging that he “allowed” his son, Hunter Biden, “to siphon cash from America’s greatest enemies Russian and China.”

She's also a QAnon believer

Happy to see the GOP is serious in their calls for unity.

 

[Ambrose Burnside]

Hahaha, you are kidding right? You see this is the problem, anyone who believes Trumps bullshit is also so deceived that they think this man gives any kind of fu** about another human being on the planet. He is the epitome of a narcissistic psychopath and would gladly trade the lives of those closest to him to hold onto power.
Trump would only be dropping himself in the mire by pardoning these imbeciles (who btw deserve everything they get thrown at them) as it may come back to bite him on the arse if they go after him for inciting the insurrection. He is now trying to get as much distance as he can from his supporters to save his pathetic arse. He also knows that they are so blindly loyal and brain dead to have followed him this far, despite the constant and obvious lies he feeds them that he could take a dump in their hands, ask them to clap and they would give him a standing ovation. That is just how stupid and deluded your average Trump supporter is and he knows that loyalty is a one way street with him so why stick his neck out?

WhY wOuLd TrUmP pArDoN aNtIfA

 

[Balls In]

Happy to see the GOP is serious in their calls for unity.

Certainly Joe has made decisive steps in healing the divide

Jen Psaki: Question the new White House Press Secretary can’t answer (news.com.au)

The next reporter pressed her further, not on the filibuster specifically, but on Mr Biden’s rhetoric about bipartisanship.

“There has been this call to unity yesterday, but there has so far been no fig leaf to the Republican Party. You don’t have a Republican Cabinet member like President Obama had, you don’t – the executive orders that he’s come out of the gate (with) have been largely designed at erasing as much of the Trump legacy as you can with executive orders,” he said.

“Where is the actual action behind this idea of bipartisanship, and when are we going to see one of those substantial outreaches that says, ‘This is something that the Republicans want to do too’?”

 

[Crankitup]

Video: Bill Clinton appears to doze off at Biden's inauguration | Daily Mail Online

Former President Bill Clinton appeared to have fallen asleep at Joe Biden's inauguration.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Miguel Sanchez]

The honeymoon’s over then.

36 hours into his presidency and he hasn’t healed the yawning rift between Republicans and Democrats. What a failure.

 

[YankeeEagle]

Certainly Joe has made decisive steps in healing the divide

Jen Psaki: Question the new White House Press Secretary can’t answer (news.com.au)

The next reporter pressed her further, not on the filibuster specifically, but on Mr Biden’s rhetoric about bipartisanship.

“There has been this call to unity yesterday, but there has so far been no fig leaf to the Republican Party. You don’t have a Republican Cabinet member like President Obama had, you don’t – the executive orders that he’s come out of the gate (with) have been largely designed at erasing as much of the Trump legacy as you can with executive orders,” he said.

“Where is the actual action behind this idea of bipartisanship, and when are we going to see one of those substantial outreaches that says, ‘This is something that the Republicans want to do too’?”

Oh I think I see the problem here. You thought calls for unity meant the Dems wouldn’t enact their agenda.

You continue to be as gullible as ever, mate. Kudos.

 

[Balls In]

Keep watching TDS'ers, another example of Joe's idea of "governing for all Americans". A whole 36% of Americans agree with his decision to cancel the Keystone pipeline that will cost thousands of jobs, damage America's relationship with Canada and make the US more reliant on OPEC. There's obviously no net environmental benefit but.. you know got to virtue signal the climate lobby.

Voters Oppose Biden’s Keystone XL Pipeline Decision, Expect Higher Gas Prices - Rasmussen Reports®

 

[Balls In]

The honeymoon’s over then.

36 hours into his presidency and he hasn’t healed the yawning rift between Republicans and Democrats. What a failure.

Hasn't tried!

 

[Crankitup]

Bring on the Bidenisms | The Spectator Australia

‘Folks, I can tell you, I’ve known eight presidents, three of them intimately.’ So said then vice-president Joe Biden in…

spectator.com.au

 

[Miguel Sanchez]

Hasn't tried!

It sounds, from your News Corp source, that party reps are talking but the Republicans won’t budge over the removal of the filibuster.

I’d love to hear a rationale for why that should still even be a thing. “Because otherwise that Mr Smith movie would be out of date”?

 

[Crankitup]

Biden's new Whitehouse Youtube channel going well already.

Had to turn comments feature off on several videos within a few hours as they were running almost all negative.

4K likes, 22K dislikes.

"The most popular president in history."

 

[YankeeEagle]

Still fascinated by so much concern over American domestic policy.

I wish Americans cared this much!

 

[YankeeEagle]

It sounds, from your News Corp source, that party reps are talking but the Republicans won’t budge over the removal of the filibuster.

I’d love to hear a rationale for why that should still even be a thing. “Because otherwise that Mr Smith movie would be out of date”?

It’s intended to allow (in most instances) for the minority party to have their say. In the best of circumstances it creates incentives for bipartisan legislation. I’d like to see it stay. And I think it will given the current 50-50 split, with at least one centrist Dem on record as being against removing it (Joe Manchin).

Of course there are times when one party holds the necessary supermajority (60 seats) to defeat a filibuster. The period when Affordable Care Act was passed was such a time.

I suspect if the Dems had won a few extra Senate seats, the filibuster would have been nuked this morning.

 

[modul8]

Biden's new Whitehouse Youtube channel going well already.

Had to turn comments feature off on several videos within a few hours as they were running almost all negative.

4K likes, 22K dislikes.

"The most popular president in history."

Who said he was the most popular president in history? Genuine question

 

[Ambrose Burnside]

Biden's new Whitehouse Youtube channel going well already.

Had to turn comments feature off on several videos within a few hours as they were running almost all negative.

4K likes, 22K dislikes.

"The most popular president in history."

I find it baffling that Cranky of all people appears ignorant to the concept of trolling.

 

[bourbons]

Certainly Joe has made decisive steps in healing the divide

Jen Psaki: Question the new White House Press Secretary can’t answer (news.com.au)

The next reporter pressed her further, not on the filibuster specifically, but on Mr Biden’s rhetoric about bipartisanship.

“There has been this call to unity yesterday, but there has so far been no fig leaf to the Republican Party. You don’t have a Republican Cabinet member like President Obama had, you don’t – the executive orders that he’s come out of the gate (with) have been largely designed at erasing as much of the Trump legacy as you can with executive orders,” he said.

“Where is the actual action behind this idea of bipartisanship, and when are we going to see one of those substantial outreaches that says, ‘This is something that the Republicans want to do too’?”

GOP, the party of personal responsibility and consequences

Also an amazing mention of executive orders designed at erasing the previous admin. Missed Trump's first few days in office I take it, outstanding consistency yet again

 

[Miguel Sanchez]

It’s intended to allow (in most instances) for the minority party to have their say. In the best of circumstances it creates incentives for bipartisan legislation.

Surely there’s a better mechanism to achieve that, though?

 

[Crankitup]

Who said he was the most popular president in history? Genuine question

The Presidential election is a nationwide popularity contest.

Biden breaks Obama’s popular vote record - The Boston Globe

Former vice president Joe Biden now has received more votes than Barack Obama did in 2008, breaking the record for most votes ever received by a US presidential candidate.

www.bostonglobe.com

 

[Crankitup]

 

[Crankitup]