and I'm old enough to remember when poor kids were just as smart as white kids.
this fucking moron is an embarrassment to America. He's well on his way to destroying our economy, keeping us in wars we were getting out of, and bringing instability and terror to a middle east that was finally stable and relatively peaceful.
And if the dumb fuck expires in office, then we get the commie whore.
MAGA nutcases have been prostituting themselves for the former
The UnBattle of Ohio
A dour, sullen, unsmiling, political hack. This was former president Donald Trump’s assessment of Mitch McConnell in a press release this week. Politico reported that Trump was persuaded to leave a comment about McConnell’s droopy jowls on the cutting room floor, so maybe there’s more to come. Wattle’ Mitch or Dewlap Mitch or some such.
But underneath this war of words was the substance of Trump’s threat. In the statement, he promised to “back primary rivals” to any of the McConnell supported Senate candidates who do not prostrate themselves before the Apricot Idol and swear to uphold the MAGA truths about the Sacred Landslide Victory of 2020 that was thwarted by the thieving apparition of Hugo Chavez and voting machines that revealed Satan’s Dominion over the earth.
There has been much hubbub in the press about this promise as they speculate about what a Mitch vs. Don hot war would look like. Might it take a similar shape to Mitch’s previous primary battles with the Tea Party and Bannon-backed nationalists? Might Cocaine Mitch get the last laugh?
Color me skeptical.
Out there in America where this “civil war” is gonna be fought, it sounds a lot more like a dinner-time family dispute at Jefferson Davis’ country home than the battle of Antietam.
The Ohio Senate race provides a nice preview to what I’d like to call the Republican party’s UnCivil Unwar. There are currently two major, declared candidates in the GOP contest to replace the retiring Rob Portman.
The first, Josh Mandel, was formerly the state treasurer and back in 2012 he ran for Senate against Sherrod Brown as your conventional Marco Rubio/Eric Cantor/Mitt Romney style Republican. The second is Jane Timken, the former Ohio GOP chair, a Harvard graduate and the wife of a steel magnate. Both had been allies of the centrist Republican Governor John Kasich, with Timken even supporting his bid for president in 2016.
If you were not familiar with Ohio politics, you might think that both of these candidates would be on the McConnell side of the “Civil War” and that there must be some rabid, Gym Jordan-style Trumpkin waiting in the wings.
But in fact, both Timken and Mandel are competing in the “Trump Lane” in the primary according to NBC News. No, really. After Trump beat Kasich in 2016, Mandel started vouching for Pizzagate Jack Posobiec while Timken Brutused John Kasich and cleansed the state party of anyone who wore the scarlet K.
Trump fealty (and Kasich calumny) has been the coin of the realm in the nascent primary campaign. Ohio Capital Journal reporter Tyler Buchanan notes that over two-thirds of each candidate’s tweets have been about Trump since they launched their respective
Since Feb. 10, the day Josh Mandel announced his Senate run, I've tracked his and Jane Timken's Twitter feeds to see what % of their tweets mention Donald Trump Mandel: 21 Trump tweets, 9 non-Trump tweets Timken: 11 Trump tweets, 3 non-Trump
So who exactly is on the “McConnell” side of this primary fight? I see no indication that a candidate will emerge who will dare echo anything in the ballpark of McConnell’s post-acquittal speech about Trump’s “unconscionable behavior.”
And forget Ohio: I don’t expect there to be any contested Senate primary in the lower 48 where there will be a viable Republican candidate who blames Trump for the insurrection, admits Biden won the election fairly, and argues we need to turn the page on Trump.
The Trump/McConnell Civil War is one big Spiderman Doppelgänger meme, with Spidey #1 supporting a Trump autocracy both privately and publicly and Spidey #2 supporting a Trump autocracy in public, while privately whispering to donors that the cop-killing coup went a tad too far for their taste.
In the Ohio Senate primary the “Trump Lane” is the entire highway. And if you are looking for political analysis the next two years that sees this one-lane MAGA highway for what it is, then you should come hang with us and sign up for the Bulwark+
universally saying that Blacks and Hispanics do not understand how to get "on line" is not racist when it comes from a Democrat!
Let's keep in mind that this is unfiltered media from another Country. Of course you won't see anything like this from CNN or MSNBC. But this is how other countries think about Joe Biden.
“Opposition from Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) imperils the nomination of Neera Tanden as President Biden’s budget director but could help two other nominees,” Axios reports.
“Xavier Becerra for HHS and Deb Haaland for Interior have better chances if the confirmation gods get their sacrifice elsewhere.
“The HHS and Interior hearings, scheduled for next week, will be proxy battles for two of the biggest ideological fights of the Biden presidency — adding a public option to Obamacare, and curtailing oil and gas extraction on federal lands.”
Arizona May Hint at GOP’s Future 11:23 am Goddard quotes Rosie Gray:
“Arizona Republicans keep losing — but the state party has already turned itself into a Trump machine, still trying to win an election that’s long over. And that might be the future of conservatism.” ________ Futile future, that is. :-)
Judge Throws Out Nunes’ Libel Suit Against CNN 11:21 am Goddard quotes Politico:
“A federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit Rep. Devin Nunes filed in 2019 claiming he was libeled by CNN in reports alleging he was involved in an effort to dig up Ukraine-related dirt on Joe Biden.”s. _________ Truth telling is not slander. :-)
But this is how other countries think about Joe Biden. They are literally laughing. ___ LOL, not so much. With Trump, they slapped each other on the back and rolled around on the floor.
The former initiated his campaign by declaring the President Obama was born in Kenya.
The idea that Obama was born in Kenya came from a biography written about Obama that claimed as such as well as certain relatives who claimed it to be true. The concept was first used by Hillary Clinton during the primary between her and Obama. The idea was to disqualify him from being President by not being a natural born citizen. Not sure anyone ever demanded that if he had been born in Kenya versus Hawaii that he would have been a lesser person.
So if you feel that was racist, I will wait for you to then admit that Hillary Clinton is a racist as well and explain what racist thing she was implying when her campaign spread the idea that Obama was born outside of the United States.
Hypocrisy is more clear when we are talking about the EXACT SAME BEHAVIOR of claiming Obama was born in Kenya, and finding it acceptable when a Democrat stated it, but racist when a Republican did.
I will leave it to you to determine how you would feel if Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, or Donald Trump stated to America that Hispanics and Blacks were not bright enough to figure out how to get on-line.
Roger - Clinton never did anything herself. She had surrogates do her dirty work. But there were actually lawsuits filed in 2008 by a prominent Hillary supporter that were tossed on the grounds that the person in question had no standing.
But if it makes you feel better...
Let me ask you to suggest that the Hillary Supporters, the low level campaign people, and the people who filed suit in 2008...
are all racists.
Once you admit that these people were all racist for believing that Obama was born in Kenya, then you can explain exactly why accusing someone of being born in a different country is somehow racist.
Because I don't see how claiming someone is born outside of the country makes you racist. I didn't believe it was a "racist" thing in 2008 when it was first brought up by Democrats, and I didn't see it as a "racist" thing after he became President.
On the flip side, you appear to defend the Democrats who created the entire story, but attack Republicans whos promoted the existing story.
A successful President is saving our country from the covid-19 pandemic emergency.
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said Friday that the company was adding suppliers and expanding it manufacturing capacity to ramp up production of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine.
The big picture: Bourla made the announcement alongside President Biden, who reiterated his earlier comments that the U.S. was on track to have enough vaccine supply for all Americans by the end of July.
What they're saying: “We expect to increase the number of doses being shipped from the U.S., for the U.S. from ... 5 million doses per week, which is the average now, to more than double,” Bourla said from a Pfizer factory, just outside Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Pfizer is now on track to deliver 120 million doses to the U.S. by the end of March, and 200 million doses by the end of May, Bourla said, two months ahead of schedule.Bourla also said Pfizer was seeking to update its FDA emergency use authorization to allow its vaccine to be stored at normal freezer temperatures, which would make shipping and distribution easier.He also commended the Biden administration, which he called a "great ally."
Biden, after touring the Pfizer facility, said: "I can't give you a date when this crisis will end. But I can tell you we're doing everything possible to have that day come sooner rather than later."
He also called on Congress to pass his $1.9 trillion COVID relief package, and encouraged Americans to get the vaccine when available and continue to wear masks and social distance.
Worth noting: The extreme winter weather this week delayed the delivery of 6 million COVID-19 vaccine doses, but the logistical hurdles are expected to be resolved by next week, the White House coronavirus task force said earlier Friday, Axios' Marisa Fernandez reported.
Go deeper: U.S. administering average of 1.7 million vaccine doses per day.
C.H. Truth said... Roger - Clinton never did anything herself. She had surrogates do her dirty work. But there were actually lawsuits filed in 2008 by a prominent Hillary supporter that were tossed on the grounds that the person in question had no standing.
But if it makes you feel better...
Let me ask you to suggest that the Hillary Supporters, the low level campaign people, and the people who filed suit in 2008...
are all racists.
Once you admit that these people were all racist for believing that Obama was born in Kenya, then you can explain exactly why accusing someone of being born in a different country is somehow racist.
Because I don't see how claiming someone is born outside of the country makes you racist. I didn't believe it was a "racist" thing in 2008 when it was first brought up by Democrats, and I didn't see it as a "racist" thing after he became President.
On the flip side, you appear to defend the Democrats who created the entire story, but attack Republicans whos promoted the existing story.
IS THE "WITCH HUNT" ABOUT TO TURN INTO A "WITCHES HUNT"?*
FBI Investigating Roger Stone and Alex Jones 1:31 pm EST Taegan Goddard quotes from The Washington Post:
“The Justice Department and FBI are investigating whether high-profile right-wing figures — including Roger Stone and Alex Jones — may have played a role in the Jan. 6 Capitol breach as part of a broader look into the mind-set of those who committed violence and their apparent paths to radicalization,” the Washington Post reports.
“The investigation into potential ties between key figures in the riot and those who promoted former president Donald Trump’s false assertions that the election was stolen from him does not mean those who may have influenced rioters will face criminal charges, particularly given U.S. case law surrounding incitement and free speech… Officials at this stage said they are principally seeking to understand what the rioters were thinking — and who may have influenced beliefs — which could be critical to showing their intentions at trial.”
*THE "WITCH" HAS ALREADY BEEN FOUND, --INITIALS: D. T.
I think that accusing the incumbent President of being born in Kenya, an African nation, populated by black people, is racist. The implication is racist.
If Clinton's members said that, it was wrong.
The former used the birther allegation to get the hard right racists to vote for him. So, yes it was racist motivated behavior.
Blogger Roger Amick said... I think that accusing the incumbent President of being born in Kenya, an African nation, populated by black people, is racist. The implication is racist.
Then you do not understand the definition of RAY-CISSM
How would it imply that he was inferior do to genetics?
He implied that black people have inferior genetics.
That's been the underlying implication as long as humans have evolved from the apes and migrated from Africa to Europe. Genetic changes were caused by the different climate in Europe.
I think that accusing the incumbent President of being born in Kenya, an African nation, populated by black people, is racist. The implication is racist.
that is just a reiteration of what you "think". It's not an actual argument of why it is racist?
The fact that Kenya is African and Obama has relatives in Kenya is simply that, a fact. Obama is half black as everyone knows. Pointing this out is factual, not racist.
That's been the underlying implication as long as humans have evolved from the apes and migrated from Africa to Europe. Genetic changes were caused by the different climate in Europe.
Boy that is a stretch... you are actually making an argument that anyone born in Africa is inferior and so by stating that Obama was born in Kenya would also make him "inferior" as well... just by where he was born?
Whether is actual "birth" took place in Kenya, Hawaii, or Iowa wouldn't change his genetic make up or make him any better or worse a human. At least not in any biological or scientific terms...
But, oh yeah, I forgot. Liberals don't listen to science anymore, unless that science is woke and politically corrected first.
Here is the real question. You are making the argument with about six and half degrees of separation, that claiming Obama was born in Africa is racist because it "implies" that Obama would be inferior because of his birth place.
But when Joe Biden literally states that black people do not understand how to get on-line like the rest of America (you know White people who do understand how to work that internet thing), you cannot see any implication "there" that Biden is saying that Blacks are inferior?
you are actually making an argument that anyone born in Africa is inferior and so by stating that Obama was born in Kenya would also make him "inferior" as well
He doesn’t get that this shows his bigotry and prejudice not anyone else’s
So then Roger agrees that black people have less ability than white people to work the internet and get on-line, just as he believes that people born in Africa are inferior.
I guess if you believe it to be true, then it is not racism.
Abandonment of Science. The Dark Winter President said "“Before you get the shot, and after, if you get the shots, and after, social distancing saves lives, wearing masks saves lives,” he said."
Facebook and other social media companies defend their efforts to detect and remove harassing content but concede that some material, especially coded or sarcastic posts, eludes automated filters powered by artificial intelligence. Jankowicz described several such tactics, such as sending images of empty egg cartons to women in their 30s who do not have children, an inference that they are infertile and bitter.
Jankowicz led a study released last month analyzing more than 300,000 posts against 13 politicians in four English-speaking countries in the couple months before the U.S. election. Harris was targeted in 78% of the posts, more than other high-profile women of color in the study, such as Democratic Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, the leading targets of abuse on Twitter and Facebook in Guerin’s study.
Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) and older white women are less likely to be the target of gender-based attacks than younger women or women of color, according to a recent study on female politicians.
Older white women such as Sen. Susan Collins, a Maine Republican, were less likely to be the target of gender-based attacks than younger women or women of color. Even a younger Republican woman with a high profile, Rep. Elise Stefanik of New York, did not receive as many attacks as her Democratic counterparts in Congress. Jankowicz’s study did not include Facebook because the data set was more complete from six other platforms, including Twitter.
It showed that many of the attacks and disinformation lobbed at Harris echoed tropes against Barack and Michelle Obama: that she is insufficiently Black or Indian because of her mixed-race heritage, that she cannot legally serve as vice president because her parents were immigrants, that she slept her way to the top, that she has a secret plan to steal authority from Biden and, perhaps most outlandish, that she is secretly a man.
Does anybody know who the racist with white privilege who jumped in front of a bunch of what he considers ignorant minorities to get his second vaccine shot today is ?
Also apparently he does not discriminate on whatever the race of women he assaults so no woman is safe.
Reported that he now is living in a room and is apparently using this site.
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I was just about to post this..
The whole world is watching
I personally know people who don't know how to use the internet, of all races.
You are getting desperate, because he's going to be a transitional Leader, into a better and less divided nation.
Roger is a worthless idiot.
Excusing Raw Racism of The Dark Winter President.
and I'm old enough to remember when poor kids were just as smart as white kids.
this fucking moron is an embarrassment to America. He's well on his way to destroying our economy, keeping us in wars we were getting out of, and bringing instability and terror to a middle east that was finally stable and relatively peaceful.
And if the dumb fuck expires in office, then we get the commie whore.
geezus, we are fucked.
Roger , you do, how do you know they don't know how?
Exactly no one I know doesn't know how to use the internet.
Tim Young
PHOTO'S: https://gab.com/timrunshismouth/posts/105756291156256562
https://gab.com/timrunshismouth/posts/105756337103612717
America, where a 52 year old can change genders and go beat up on college kids.
And no, that's not a joke... 52.
I'm not gonna lie... I want 'her' to slam dunk nonstop on the other women, shatter back boards and viciously growl at them.
I would pay good money to sit in the middle of ultra-progressive women and watch that.... I'd even make a sign to support Gabrielle.
Joe Biden's America
Banana Republic
Uniting America - Against him
1984
I personally know people who don't know how to use the internet, of all races.
Joe Biden didn't say all races. He singled out blacks and hispanics.
Beats me why they voted for such an openly racist man.
I personally know people who don't know how to use the internet, of all races.
I think he was talking about Joe Biden.
C'mom man does anyone really think he does his own tweets ?
He's proud he figured out how to play a game for 6 year-olds.
MAGA nutcases have been prostituting themselves for the former
The UnBattle of Ohio
A dour, sullen, unsmiling, political hack. This was former president Donald Trump’s assessment of Mitch McConnell in a press release this week. Politico reported that Trump was persuaded to leave a comment about McConnell’s droopy jowls on the cutting room floor, so maybe there’s more to come. Wattle’ Mitch or Dewlap Mitch or some such.
But underneath this war of words was the substance of Trump’s threat. In the statement, he promised to “back primary rivals” to any of the McConnell supported Senate candidates who do not prostrate themselves before the Apricot Idol and swear to uphold the MAGA truths about the Sacred Landslide Victory of 2020 that was thwarted by the thieving apparition of Hugo Chavez and voting machines that revealed Satan’s Dominion over the earth.
There has been much hubbub in the press about this promise as they speculate about what a Mitch vs. Don hot war would look like. Might it take a similar shape to Mitch’s previous primary battles with the Tea Party and Bannon-backed nationalists? Might Cocaine Mitch get the last laugh?
Color me skeptical.
Out there in America where this “civil war” is gonna be fought, it sounds a lot more like a dinner-time family dispute at Jefferson Davis’ country home than the battle of Antietam.
The Ohio Senate race provides a nice preview to what I’d like to call the Republican party’s UnCivil Unwar. There are currently two major, declared candidates in the GOP contest to replace the retiring Rob Portman.
The first, Josh Mandel, was formerly the state treasurer and back in 2012 he ran for Senate against Sherrod Brown as your conventional Marco Rubio/Eric Cantor/Mitt Romney style Republican. The second is Jane Timken, the former Ohio GOP chair, a Harvard graduate and the wife of a steel magnate. Both had been allies of the centrist Republican Governor John Kasich, with Timken even supporting his bid for president in 2016.
If you were not familiar with Ohio politics, you might think that both of these candidates would be on the McConnell side of the “Civil War” and that there must be some rabid, Gym Jordan-style Trumpkin waiting in the wings.
But in fact, both Timken and Mandel are competing in the “Trump Lane” in the primary according to NBC News. No, really. After Trump beat Kasich in 2016, Mandel started vouching for Pizzagate Jack Posobiec while Timken Brutused John Kasich and cleansed the state party of anyone who wore the scarlet K.
Trump fealty (and Kasich calumny) has been the coin of the realm in the nascent primary campaign. Ohio Capital Journal reporter Tyler Buchanan notes that over two-thirds of each candidate’s tweets have been about Trump since they launched their respective
Since Feb. 10, the day Josh Mandel announced his Senate run, I've tracked his and Jane Timken's Twitter feeds to see what % of their tweets mention Donald Trump Mandel: 21 Trump tweets, 9 non-Trump tweets Timken: 11 Trump tweets, 3 non-Trump
So who exactly is on the “McConnell” side of this primary fight? I see no indication that a candidate will emerge who will dare echo anything in the ballpark of McConnell’s post-acquittal speech about Trump’s “unconscionable behavior.”
And forget Ohio: I don’t expect there to be any contested Senate primary in the lower 48 where there will be a viable Republican candidate who blames Trump for the insurrection, admits Biden won the election fairly, and argues we need to turn the page on Trump.
The Trump/McConnell Civil War is one big Spiderman Doppelgänger meme, with Spidey #1 supporting a Trump autocracy both privately and publicly and Spidey #2 supporting a Trump autocracy in public, while privately whispering to donors that the cop-killing coup went a tad too far for their taste.
In the Ohio Senate primary the “Trump Lane” is the entire highway. And if you are looking for political analysis the next two years that sees this one-lane MAGA highway for what it is, then you should come hang with us and sign up for the Bulwark+
You implied racism, but he did not.
Cooooooooo coooooo
BS.
Well, that didn't work, go on to something else.
Got it!
So what liberals are basically arguing is:
universally saying that Blacks and Hispanics do not understand how to get "on line" is not racist when it comes from a Democrat!
Let's keep in mind that this is unfiltered media from another Country. Of course you won't see anything like this from CNN or MSNBC. But this is how other countries think about Joe Biden.
They are literally laughing.
Hey alky
You remind me of Lebron James.
He walks around with lengthy books but when asked about them he just stammers and looks confused.
Not very bright
He could really dominate in the WNBA though when he gets older.
ROFLMFAO !!!
Biden’s Confirmation Calculus
12:04 pm Goddard quotes Axios:
“Opposition from Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) imperils the nomination of Neera Tanden as President Biden’s budget director but could help two other nominees,” Axios reports.
“Xavier Becerra for HHS and Deb Haaland for Interior have better chances if the confirmation gods get their sacrifice elsewhere.
“The HHS and Interior hearings, scheduled for next week, will be proxy battles for two of the biggest ideological fights of the Biden presidency — adding a public option to Obamacare, and curtailing oil and gas extraction on federal lands.”
Arizona May Hint at GOP’s Future
11:23 am Goddard quotes Rosie Gray:
“Arizona Republicans keep losing — but the state party has already turned itself into a Trump machine, still trying to win an election that’s long over. And that might be the future of conservatism.”
________
Futile future, that is. :-)
Judge Throws Out Nunes’ Libel Suit Against CNN
11:21 am Goddard quotes Politico:
“A federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit Rep. Devin Nunes filed in 2019 claiming he was libeled by CNN in reports alleging he was involved in an effort to dig up Ukraine-related dirt on Joe Biden.”s.
_________
Truth telling is not slander. :-)
Guess the POS "pastor" is a lot like Lebron too
ROFLMFAO !!!
Tim Young
https://twitter.com/TimRunsHisMouth/status/1362452780934397963
Biden not sending out COVID relief checks... but refunding the Wuhan lab where COVID came from is THE PERFECT EXAMPLE of America last.
Joe Biden's America
Banana Republic
America Last
But this is how other countries think about Joe Biden.
They are literally laughing.
___
LOL, not so much.
With Trump, they slapped each other on the back
and rolled around on the floor.
I'm going to get my second injection now.
I just got the injection!đđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđ
universally saying that Blacks and Hispanics do not understand how to get "on line" is not racist when it comes from a Democrat!
The soft bigotry of low expectations
President Biden is going to be the next transitional president since Saint Ronald Reagan
Your hypocrisy is fucking amazing.
The former initiated his campaign by declaring the President Obama was born in Kenya.
Scott never called it racist.
The day he rolled down the escalator, Scott lost his mind!
President Biden is going to be the next transitional president since Saint Ronald Reagan
Hey Reverend...
Can you PLEASE correct his grammar?
The substance is laughable on the surface, but the grammar is possibly even worse.
Roger Amick said...
President Biden is going to be the next transitional president since Saint Ronald Reagan
Reagan was a real man.
Is Biden going to transition into an 80 year old women's basketball player ?
He'd better stick to Mario Kart
ROFLMFAO !!!
The former initiated his campaign by declaring the President Obama was born in Kenya.
The idea that Obama was born in Kenya came from a biography written about Obama that claimed as such as well as certain relatives who claimed it to be true. The concept was first used by Hillary Clinton during the primary between her and Obama. The idea was to disqualify him from being President by not being a natural born citizen. Not sure anyone ever demanded that if he had been born in Kenya versus Hawaii that he would have been a lesser person.
So if you feel that was racist, I will wait for you to then admit that Hillary Clinton is a racist as well and explain what racist thing she was implying when her campaign spread the idea that Obama was born outside of the United States.
Hypocrisy is more clear when we are talking about the EXACT SAME BEHAVIOR of claiming Obama was born in Kenya, and finding it acceptable when a Democrat stated it, but racist when a Republican did.
I will leave it to you to determine how you would feel if Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, or Donald Trump stated to America that Hispanics and Blacks were not bright enough to figure out how to get on-line.
Fake news robotics have brainwashed you
Cruz is the first Hispanic American to travel to Mexico to avoid ICE
Scott, this is a lie
The concept was first used by Hillary Clinton during the primary between her and Obama.
A low level person in her campaign that.
Hillary Clinton never said that.
Roger - Clinton never did anything herself. She had surrogates do her dirty work. But there were actually lawsuits filed in 2008 by a prominent Hillary supporter that were tossed on the grounds that the person in question had no standing.
But if it makes you feel better...
Let me ask you to suggest that the Hillary Supporters, the low level campaign people, and the people who filed suit in 2008...
are all racists.
Once you admit that these people were all racist for believing that Obama was born in Kenya, then you can explain exactly why accusing someone of being born in a different country is somehow racist.
Because I don't see how claiming someone is born outside of the country makes you racist. I didn't believe it was a "racist" thing in 2008 when it was first brought up by Democrats, and I didn't see it as a "racist" thing after he became President.
On the flip side, you appear to defend the Democrats who created the entire story, but attack Republicans whos promoted the existing story.
A successful President is saving our country from the covid-19 pandemic emergency.
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said Friday that the company was adding suppliers and expanding it manufacturing capacity to ramp up production of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine.
The big picture: Bourla made the announcement alongside President Biden, who reiterated his earlier comments that the U.S. was on track to have enough vaccine supply for all Americans by the end of July.
What they're saying: “We expect to increase the number of doses being shipped from the U.S., for the U.S. from ... 5 million doses per week, which is the average now, to more than double,” Bourla said from a Pfizer factory, just outside Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Pfizer is now on track to deliver 120 million doses to the U.S. by the end of March, and 200 million doses by the end of May, Bourla said, two months ahead of schedule.Bourla also said Pfizer was seeking to update its FDA emergency use authorization to allow its vaccine to be stored at normal freezer temperatures, which would make shipping and distribution easier.He also commended the Biden administration, which he called a "great ally."
Biden, after touring the Pfizer facility, said: "I can't give you a date when this crisis will end. But I can tell you we're doing everything possible to have that day come sooner rather than later."
He also called on Congress to pass his $1.9 trillion COVID relief package, and encouraged Americans to get the vaccine when available and continue to wear masks and social distance.
Worth noting: The extreme winter weather this week delayed the delivery of 6 million COVID-19 vaccine doses, but the logistical hurdles are expected to be resolved by next week, the White House coronavirus task force said earlier Friday, Axios' Marisa Fernandez reported.
Go deeper: U.S. administering average of 1.7 million vaccine doses per day.
I got my second injection today at $0.00
C.H. Truth said...
Roger - Clinton never did anything herself. She had surrogates do her dirty work. But there were actually lawsuits filed in 2008 by a prominent Hillary supporter that were tossed on the grounds that the person in question had no standing.
But if it makes you feel better...
Let me ask you to suggest that the Hillary Supporters, the low level campaign people, and the people who filed suit in 2008...
are all racists.
Once you admit that these people were all racist for believing that Obama was born in Kenya, then you can explain exactly why accusing someone of being born in a different country is somehow racist.
Because I don't see how claiming someone is born outside of the country makes you racist. I didn't believe it was a "racist" thing in 2008 when it was first brought up by Democrats, and I didn't see it as a "racist" thing after he became President.
On the flip side, you appear to defend the Democrats who created the entire story, but attack Republicans whos promoted the existing story.
February 20, 2021 at 12:22 PM
When you engage alky he goes full Lebron on you.
ROFLMFAO !!!
IS THE "WITCH HUNT" ABOUT TO TURN
INTO A "WITCHES HUNT"?*
FBI Investigating Roger Stone and Alex Jones
1:31 pm EST Taegan Goddard quotes from The Washington Post:
“The Justice Department and FBI are investigating whether high-profile right-wing figures — including Roger Stone and Alex Jones — may have played a role in the Jan. 6 Capitol breach as part of a broader look into the mind-set of those who committed violence and their apparent paths to radicalization,” the Washington Post reports.
“The investigation into potential ties between key figures in the riot and those who promoted former president Donald Trump’s false assertions that the election was stolen from him does not mean those who may have influenced rioters will face criminal charges, particularly given U.S. case law surrounding incitement and free speech… Officials at this stage said they are principally seeking to understand what the rioters were thinking — and who may have influenced beliefs — which could be critical to showing their intentions at trial.”
*THE "WITCH" HAS ALREADY BEEN FOUND,
--INITIALS: D. T.
I think that accusing the incumbent President of being born in Kenya, an African nation, populated by black people, is racist. The implication is racist.
If Clinton's members said that, it was wrong.
The former used the birther allegation to get the hard right racists to vote for him. So, yes it was racist motivated behavior.
The candidate himself said that in public for years.
Blogger Roger Amick said...
I think that accusing the incumbent President of being born in Kenya, an African nation, populated by black people, is racist. The implication is racist.
Then you do not understand the definition of RAY-CISSM
How would it imply that he was inferior do to genetics?
"Roger AmickFebruary 20, 2021 at 11:44 AM
President Biden is going to be the next transitional.."
Let's for a moment suspend posting until Roger put out hos Topics top 5 that will "Transform America "
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Go For Roger.
He implied that black people have inferior genetics.
That's been the underlying implication as long as humans have evolved from the apes and migrated from Africa to Europe. Genetic changes were caused by the different climate in Europe.
How is saying someone is from Kenyan ancestry implying they are inferior?
I think that accusing the incumbent President of being born in Kenya, an African nation, populated by black people, is racist. The implication is racist.
that is just a reiteration of what you "think". It's not an actual argument of why it is racist?
The fact that Kenya is African and Obama has relatives in Kenya is simply that, a fact. Obama is half black as everyone knows. Pointing this out is factual, not racist.
That's been the underlying implication as long as humans have evolved from the apes and migrated from Africa to Europe. Genetic changes were caused by the different climate in Europe.
Boy that is a stretch... you are actually making an argument that anyone born in Africa is inferior and so by stating that Obama was born in Kenya would also make him "inferior" as well... just by where he was born?
Whether is actual "birth" took place in Kenya, Hawaii, or Iowa wouldn't change his genetic make up or make him any better or worse a human. At least not in any biological or scientific terms...
But, oh yeah, I forgot. Liberals don't listen to science anymore, unless that science is woke and politically corrected first.
So Roger...
Here is the real question. You are making the argument with about six and half degrees of separation, that claiming Obama was born in Africa is racist because it "implies" that Obama would be inferior because of his birth place.
But when Joe Biden literally states that black people do not understand how to get on-line like the rest of America (you know White people who do understand how to work that internet thing), you cannot see any implication "there" that Biden is saying that Blacks are inferior?
you are actually making an argument that anyone born in Africa is inferior and so by stating that Obama was born in Kenya would also make him "inferior" as well
He doesn’t get that this shows his bigotry and prejudice not anyone else’s
Scott, look around here.
rrb has said many times that black skinned people were inferior to white people.
Millions of people believe that too.
Your denial implies racist views.
I am sure Roger does know what racism is.
I know he doesn't know what Socialism is.
I don't believe that what Biden said, implied racist beliefs.
You do.
For political purposes not objective beliefs
It is far from the first time The Dark Winter President expressed his racism.
rrb has said many times that black skinned people were inferior to white people.
That’s an absolute fucking lie
You are a despicable, decrepit old man and when called out divert and lie
It’s truly quite pathetic, it’s no wonder you’re all alone in your room with a TV. Who the fuck would want to be around such a miserable person
Blogger Roger Amick said...
I don't believe that what Biden said, implied racist beliefs..
Nor do I, it’s straight up bigotry
So then Roger agrees that black people have less ability than white people to work the internet and get on-line, just as he believes that people born in Africa are inferior.
I guess if you believe it to be true, then it is not racism.
"It’s truly quite pathetic, it’s no wonder you’re all alone in your room with a TV. Who the fuck would want to be around such a miserable person".
Well Said and factually correct.
Roger lied about RRB.
Roger does that a lot.
Blogger KansasDemocrat said...
It is far from the first time The Dark Winter President expressed his racism.
February 20, 2021 at 1:52 PM
It’s not racism, it wasn’t ray-cisst for Biden to say you can’t go to a 7/11 without having a slight Indian accent, that’s bigotry.
Unfortunately the left has abused the term ray-cisst until it has no meaning and they are too stupid to understand
Abandonment of Science.
The Dark Winter President said
"“Before you get the shot, and after, if you get the shots, and after, social distancing saves lives, wearing masks saves lives,” he said."
What a fucking idiot.
Roger, will you continue to wear a mask?
"Roger AmickFebruary 20, 2021 at 11:41 AM
I'm going to get my second injection now.
I just got the injection..."
I just try to envision Alky, pedo and fatty causing trembling fear
In a superseding indictment, the U.S. charged six people allegedly connected to Oath Keepers - Ohio residents Sandra Ruth Parker, 60, and her husband Bennie Alvin Parker, 70, Graydon Young, 54, of Florida, Kelly Meggs, 52, and his 59-year-old wife Connie Meggs, also of Florida, and Laura Steele, 52, of North Carolina.
LMAO what a shitshow. Do they get to wear their geriatric compression socks in the hoosegow?
I never said anything like that, you are a fucking liar. Because you are a narcissist pathological liar who can't admit being wrong about anything.
The book by Mary Trump has described you to a tee
Facebook and other social media companies defend their efforts to detect and remove harassing content but concede that some material, especially coded or sarcastic posts, eludes automated filters powered by artificial intelligence. Jankowicz described several such tactics, such as sending images of empty egg cartons to women in their 30s who do not have children, an inference that they are infertile and bitter.
Jankowicz led a study released last month analyzing more than 300,000 posts against 13 politicians in four English-speaking countries in the couple months before the U.S. election. Harris was targeted in 78% of the posts, more than other high-profile women of color in the study, such as Democratic Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, the leading targets of abuse on Twitter and Facebook in Guerin’s study.
Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) and older white women are less likely to be the target of gender-based attacks than younger women or women of color, according to a recent study on female politicians.
Older white women such as Sen. Susan Collins, a Maine Republican, were less likely to be the target of gender-based attacks than younger women or women of color. Even a younger Republican woman with a high profile, Rep. Elise Stefanik of New York, did not receive as many attacks as her Democratic counterparts in Congress. Jankowicz’s study did not include Facebook because the data set was more complete from six other platforms, including Twitter.
It showed that many of the attacks and disinformation lobbed at Harris echoed tropes against Barack and Michelle Obama: that she is insufficiently Black or Indian because of her mixed-race heritage, that she cannot legally serve as vice president because her parents were immigrants, that she slept her way to the top, that she has a secret plan to steal authority from Biden and, perhaps most outlandish, that she is secretly a man.
The Los Angeles Times
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I have yet to wear one
You implied it roger as did dementia Joe. Just like you believe anyone that said Obunghole was from Kenya implied ray-Cissm
See how it works?
Does anybody know who the racist with white privilege who jumped in front of a bunch of what he considers ignorant minorities to get his second vaccine shot today is ?
Also apparently he does not discriminate on whatever the race of women he assaults so no woman is safe.
Reported that he now is living in a room and is apparently using this site.
He has a TV.
Tips will be kept completely confidential.
Do not approach and avoid eye contact.
Severe raging TDS
Report to authorities.
And stay safe.
We are in this together.
Blogger Roger Amick said...
I never said anything like that, you are a fucking liar.
yes you have alky. BIGLY.
you're an old racist from way back. calling blacks "negroes" on twitter.
yeah, you're quite the piece of shit.
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