1ºThe Twitter-FBI censorship issue gives Trump the unique status of victim-in-chief.
In “The Return” I showed how Trump would turn the tables on Big Tech. He is doing that just as I write this.
And more is coming.
When the FBI and Twitter suppressed and discredited evidence from Hunter's laptop — in a direct effort to sway the 2020 election — this was one of the most dangerous governmental efforts to interfere in an election ever.
Why were the American people denied information about Joe Biden's family connections to Communist China?
Had this information been shared widely by the media just weeks before the 2020 election, there is no way Biden could have won.
But the media didn't share it.
They hid it.
They went after media outlets that covered the story, like the New York Post, Newsmax, Daily Caller, and others.
2ºTerry Peevyhouse
The Low Income Home Energy Assistance program will provide a total of $6 billion to help lower income households cover the costs of heating and cooling.
There will be a 13% increase in homeless assistance grants under the bill, equating to an additional $3.6 billion in funding. It’s estimated that this will help over 1 million people.
There will also be $6.4 billion allocation to community development programs, which will help economic growth in low and middle income neighborhoods. An additional $1.5 billion will be directed to the HOME Investment Partnerships Program, aiding construction of up to 10,000 new housing units.
The Child Care and Development Block is receiving a 30% funding bump, worth around $8 billion, and Head Start will be getting an 8.6% increase worth $12 billion. These programs help low income families access childcare and helps them prepare for school.
The bill contains a number of proposed changes to the rules around retirement and 401(k) plans. These include the need for auto-enrollment, meaning most employers will have to pay into a workplace retirement plan for their staff, which is currently optional.
It would also see the minimum age for mandatory withdrawals raised from 72 to 75 over time, increase the catch up contribution limits for employees over 60 and make the Savers Credit more attractive.
The bill will fund a 4.6% pay increase for servicemembers, as well as funds to offset inflation affecting key benefits for those in uniform, such as:
$1.2 billion for the Basic Allowance for Housing.
$327.8 million for the Basic Allowance for Subsistence.
$400 million for Defense Health Program cost index increases.
$209.6 million to offset commissary prices for customers.
$164 million for Temporary Lodging Expense.
$12.1 million for the Basic Needs Allowance.
$32.5 million for Child Development Center employee fee discounts.
$23.5 million for the Dislocation Allowance.
$500 million for targeted facility projects, such as those at barracks and services academies.
The Veterans Affairs Department would see a 20% boost to its discretionary funding as it prepares to provide more health care services and benefits to victims of burn pits.
Two health policy amendments were added: the PUMP Act which expands breastfeeding time and space protections for more nursing workers; and the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act which requires employers to provide reasonable accommodations for medical conditions arising from pregnancy and childbirth.
3ºBiden and the Democrats deliver:
1. Record High Gas prices
2. Inflation at a 40 year High
3. Empty shelves and Shortages
4.Emergency baby formula shortage in the US, ignored by Biden and the Democrats
5. Tax payer money to illegal immigrants
6. Men playing women's sports
7. HBCU (black colleges) funding cuts
8. Over 100,000 Americans died as a result of drug overdoses as Biden Empowers China and the cartels, fueling the fentanyl crisis
9. Mandatory Vaccinations (except for illegal immigrants, Congress and their staff)
10. "30"% of middle class higher taxes
11. Border crisis
12. unemployment
13. Afghanistan
14. Ukraine
15. Russia now in control of 2 nuclear sites in Ukraine
16. Poor morale, weakening and disrespect to our military
17. Passing of a bill for $86,000 IRS agents (sure that's what America really wants)
18. Struggling Seniors
19. Airport chaos
20. 160,000 + active military struggling with food insecurity as he gives our tax dollars to illegal immigrants.
21. Homelessness
22. 87,000 new IRS agents
23. Possible Nuclear war
24. Pooped pants
4ºAdrian Cde Baca ......It would have been lunacy to vote for Trump after he'd already shown us all what a disaster he was.
A Tax cut for the wealthy, no healthcare he promised, no Infrastructure he promised, no Taxes shown he promised, no Wall Mexico was paying for he promised. NO WINNING HE PROMISED.
Playing GOLF all the time after he promised he wouldn't.
Trade debacles, Tariff confusion, lying about COVID for months as the dead piled up. Playing footsies with our enemies, blackmailing President Zelensky, lying about losing, encouraging an Insurrection and then stealing Classified Documents as he finally left.
I could go on.
5ºKevin Woodward You mean the mess that Reagan made that Clinton had to clean up? Or the two wars that Bush put on the credit card and the banks going belly up because Bush removed the regulations, that Obama had to clean up.? Or the disaster of Trump that Biden is having to clean up? You guys live in fantasy and delusion because you don’t want to remember that you keep electing people who screw you over economically just so you can pretend to be superior to Democrats. Please feel free to cite more BS. I give you my permission.
6ºJen Wlodarczyk here is a wake-up call for you, Jen Wlodarczyk. Every major left-wing news outlet you follow is ultimately run by the two biggest corporations in the world, Vanguard, and its sister company, Black Rock, and they have a combined net worth of $20 trillion. You are not sticking it to big corporations; you are working from them. Furthermore, the extra $200 you are paying for your homeowner insurance is probably an insurance company Vanguard and Black Rock own. Also, the free covid vaccine you got that was paid for with taxpayer money was from a pharma company that Vanguard and Black Rock are the top stockholders of. Look up the top stockholders of Moderna, J&J, and Pfizer?
7ºThe people who dont support a diplomatic resolution will NOT go and fight in the Ukraine themselves. They always have some kind of excuse as to "why not". I do respect those who are men of their word and go to fight, but not those who insist on us listening to their opinion of "getting Putin" but who will not go to fight themselves.
As for myself I support diplomacy, but I do not support ...as Eisenhower would say...the Military Industrial Complex.
If you truly believe the fight is against a Hitler like figure by all means go and fight, but dont make us listen to your mouth running.