CNN sounds alarm on Terry McAuliffe's
campaign blunders: He 'lets the tongue
get out ahead of the brain'
Posted By: Imright, 10/14/2021 2:06:48 AM
CNN sounded the alarm Monday over recent campaign blunders made by Democratic Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe, suggesting his comments could jeopardize his already slim margins in the race against Republican businessman Glenn Youngkin. During a discussion about the race on CNN's "Inside Politics," host John King admitted it was "noteworthy" to see a Democratic candidate playing cleanup so close to the end of the race considering Virginia had been trending more and more towards Democrats. He specifically pointed to comments McAuliffe made about President Joe Biden's downward trending poll numbers and parents not having a say on what their kids learn in school as the reason his edge
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Sanders Pens Op-Ed In West Virginia Newspaper
Going After Manchin. Manchin Levels Him
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Going After Manchin. Manchin Levels Him
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This is the Angriest You’ve Ever Seen
Joe Biden as President: Watch Him Rail
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Joe Biden as President: Watch Him Rail
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There is angry Joe Biden. And then there is angry Joe Biden.On Friday, Americans were treated to a dark side of the cantankerous president that they have rarely seen during his part-time tenure. Joe Biden. Screaming. Watch: (Video) “I wanted them to see… the ability of a human mind to rationalize… cannot be underestimated,” he shouted.Biden was giving extended remarks about human rights abuses, including in Nazi Germany, which is extremely ironic since his federal vaccine mandates directly infringe on the fundamental human right to bodily autonomy.
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Biden ‘begs’ OPEC, oil companies to
produce more amid price surge, after slashing
US production 23 replies
produce more amid price surge, after slashing
US production 23 replies
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White House: Pete Buttigieg a ‘Role
Model’ for Taking Two Months Paid Paternity
Leave During Crisis 42 replies
Model’ for Taking Two Months Paid Paternity
Leave During Crisis 42 replies
The White House defended Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Friday for taking off two months of paid paternity leave — even as the national supply chain crisis worsened. White House press secretary Jen Psaki called Buttigieg a role model for taking so much time off after he and Chasten got baby twins. “[P]roud to work in an Administration that is fighting to make paid leave a reality for everyone, and with people like Sec. Pete Buttigieg who are role models on the importance of paid leave for new parents,” she wrote. (Tweet)
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On Wednesday, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki claimed gas prices aren’t surging “in all parts” of the country. This, like everything else she says, is fake news.
“The American people are -of course- impacted by rising prices of gas, in some parts of the country, not all!” she said.
Fact check: Gas prices are up 41%.
Maybe SHE doesn’t feel the pain because of her high salary and her personal chauffeur, but every day Americans are struggling with the price increase.
Watch her absurd statement below: [video]
White House: Pete Buttigieg a ‘Role
Model’ for Taking Two Months Paid Paternity
Leave During Crisis 42 replies
Model’ for Taking Two Months Paid Paternity
Leave During Crisis 42 replies
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Hundreds of requests for details on the specifics of the container shipping backlog. So, I spent 3 days calling sources, digging for details and gathering information on the substantive issue at hand. (Snip) This has nothing to do with COVID-19.
The issues being discussed today relate to events that happened a long time ago. As a matter of fact, it was so predictable that Amazon, Walmart, UPS, FedEx, Samsung, The Home Depot and Target all had taken actions years ago -long before COVID- because they knew this day would come.
GOP Needs Trump to Get Past 2020
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Biden says number of unvaccinated Americans
'unacceptably high,' insists mandates 'working' 30 replies
'unacceptably high,' insists mandates 'working' 30 replies
President Biden on Thursday said the number of unvaccinated Americans still remains "unacceptably high," but insisted that his administration's vaccine requirements for the federal workforce and private employers are "working" to ensure more individuals receive shots to protect against COVID-19. During remarks from the White House Thursday, the president touted his administration's "progress" in the "fight against the virus." "We're making progress nationally. Daily cases are down 47%, hospitalizations are down 38% over the past six weeks," Biden said. "Over the past two weeks, most of the country has improved as well. Case rates are declining in 39 states and
Illegal gun modification devices proliferate,
resulting in more deadly rounds in Minneapolis 28 replies
resulting in more deadly rounds in Minneapolis 28 replies
They were hanging out late last Tuesday when members had to scramble for cover. Four people were injured when a gunman leaned out of a passing SUV and sprayed the area with what sounded like an automatic weapon—a theory confirmed by witness testimonies and the ShotSpotter.The incident last Tuesday extended a string of shootings involving ordinary handguns and rifles that were modified into fully automatic weapons capable of firing up to 1,200 rounds per minute.
The conversion process involves illegal devices commonly referred to as "Glock switches" or "auto-sears," which are readily available to buy on the internet or can be made on 3-D printers.