Biden discusses his multiple aneurysms
and son Beau's death from cancer as he
pushes lowering the costs of prescription
drugs in Virginia
Posted By: Imright, 2/10/2022 10:00:23 PM
President Joe Biden discussed his multiple aneurysms and son Beau's death from cancer during a trip to Virginia Thursday as he spoke about healthcare costs.'I've had significant experience with with hospital care,' Biden told an audience at Germanna Community College in Culpeper, Virginia. The president pointed to his late son Beau, who was the attorney general of Delaware and had been deployed to Iraq. 'You know, he came back with glioblastoma and he died,' Biden said, speaking of his eldest son's 2015 cancer death. Biden then talked about his own experience being hospitalized.
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Rhode Island is currently represented by two Democrats, but with this upcoming November midterms dominated by a record amount of retirements, it's possible that a likely red wave could change that. Among those dozens of Democrats heading for the exits is Rep. James Langevin, who has represented Rhode Island's 2nd district since 2001. On Friday, former Mayor Allan Fung, who has also run for governor, entered the race, as reported by WRPI. "We need a different type of leader in D.C.," An email from Fung with the subject headline "I'M BACK" read. "We need a problem solver. We need leaders who are willing to work
Protesters blocking the Ambassador Bridge on Friday night decided to defy a deadline of 7pm to clear the route, setting themselves up for a showdown with police after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that 'everything is on the table' to end the Freedom Convoy demonstrations after speaking directly with President Joe Biden.
A Canadian court on Friday issued the injunction to end the blockade at the key bridge connecting Windsor, Ontario with Detroit, setting up a potential showdown between police and protesters when the 7pm deadline arrives. Ontario Superior Court Chief Justice Geoffrey Morawetz granted the injunction on Friday evening, which will last for 10 days
Patronization Tastes Like Chicken: Christian
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College Hosts 'People of Color' Appreciation Lunch 6 replies
Hold up your arm to a crayon box. If your skin is sufficiently dimmer than Peach, a Minnesota school invites you to a meal.To be clear, that’s the case if you’re on staff.You could wonder which achievement of yours is being awarded, but it might be best to eschew questions and just enjoy the free food.As relayed by The College Fix, Gustavus Adolphus College is hosting a People of Color International Faculty and Staff Appreciation Lunch.University of Michigan Flint Professor Mark Perry sent a screenshot of the registration form to the Fix.Mark’s unimpressed — he’s filed a complaint with the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR).
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Blame 'Right Wing Media' for Freedom Convoy Protest 4 replies
Blame 'Right Wing Media' for Freedom Convoy Protest 4 replies
I’ve written how liberals like Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Ottawa city councilor Diane Deans have been trying to blame Americans for the protests in Canada. After trying to smear their fellow Canadians as racists, they’ve now moved on to suggest that it’s Americans behind it all, to negate the opinion of their fellow Canadians and deny that yes, it’s Canadians who are doing this.Both CNN and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer are now taking that a step further, and trying to blame “right-wing media.”“Right-wing media is really fueling it,” CNN’s Brianna Keiler claimed.
I’ve really gotten to know President Donald J. Trump over the past six years since he came down that escalator. I was the first to predict he’d be the next President of the United States (at Fox News on the day Trump announced in June of 2015). I was the first to compare him to Ronald Reagan and predict Trump would become the greatest conservative president ever. I was the first to predict he’d create the most jobs in history for blacks and Hispanics (in a Fox News editorial before he was elected). I was the media personality who called Trump the greatest world leader in history for Israel
If you are looking for something to lift your spirits, a video showing kids at a Las Vegas elementary school jumping out of their seats, bursting into cheers, screaming, and dancing in joy after learning they no longer have to wear a mask to school should do the trick.Whereas cranky-pants leftists think it’s too soon to lift the Clark County School District mask mandate, the children are thrilled by it. The news came on Thursday after Democratic Governor Steve Sisolak announced the end of the state mask mandate.
Former President Donald Trump slammed New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman - and gave her a new nickname - for reporting that he's told people he's still in touch with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. 'Yet another fake book, by a reporter who knows nothing about me, Maggot Haberman of the New York Times, is making up stories about my relationship with foreign leaders,' Trump said in a statement Friday. 'She claims I speak with Kim Jong Un of North Korea, but not other world leaders. Wrong!' Trump's message came after Haberman's reporting was shared by Axios Thursday and also revealed
President Joe Biden posed for selfies with staff at the White House on Friday before flying out for a weekend at Camp David, leaving Washington minutes after his administration told Americans to leave Ukraine in the next 48 hours.Video of him working the rope line on the South Lawn showed a president at ease even as three thousand more U.S. troops were on their way to the region and officials warned of impending bloodshed. The White House took pains to say that Biden would be kept abreast of developments at the presidential retreat.And an official told DailyMail.com he was due to speak to Putin on Saturday.
During an interview with the Daily Signal on Thursday, Republican Senator Rand Paul urged the trucker convoys to come to the United States to “clog up cities.”
“I’m all for it,” Paul said to The Daily Signal. “Civil disobedience is a time-honored tradition in our country, from slavery to civil rights, to you name it. Peaceful protest, clog things up, make people think about the mandates.”“And some of this, we started,” the Senator continued. “We put [COVID-19] mandates on truckers coming across the border from Canada so they put mandates on, and the truckers are annoyed. They’re riding in a cab by themselves, most of them for eight, 10-hour
Joe Biden sat down for a one-on-one interview with NBC’s Lester Holt to discuss Russia-Ukraine tensions, Covid mandates, skyrocketing inflation and his upcoming Supreme Court nomination.Lester Holt asked Biden about his botched Afghanistan withdrawal.Holt brought up the leaked White House notes from the Situation Room meeting one day before Kabul fell obtained by Axios that revealed just how unprepared Joe Biden was for the Afghanistan withdrawal.
CNN analyst Juliette Kayyem hastily backtracked her Thursday call for Canadian truckers participating in the protests against the Liberal government's coronavirus policies to have their tires slashed."Earlier today, I tweeted something that has been used by others to suggest I was promoting vigilantism. I was not. People have the freedom to protest. Governments have the responsibility to protect public safety. That was what I intended to say," Kayyem tweeted late Thursday evening. (Tweet) Earlier in the day, Kayyem railed against the truckers, declaring their protest an "economic and security issue," and calling for them to be stopped.
Five police officers were shot, four of whom were trying to rescue a baby, early Friday morning in Phoenix, Arizona.FOX 10 notes the first officer was shot when he responded to a shooting call at residence near 51st and Broadway. A barricade situation followed, with the shooting suspect holed up in the residence. (Tweet/Video) A baby was placed outside the door of the residence “at some point” and four other officers were shot while trying to rescue the baby.Four of the five wounded officers are stable and one is critical.The Associated Press reports a woman inside the residence “was critically injured.”
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Joe Biden has tapped an LGBTQ+ activist, drag queen “pup” fetishist to be the deputy assistant secretary of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition in the Energy Department’s Office of Nuclear Energy.
The Politico reported the news on Thursday: (snip) Sam Brinton, according to his profile on an LGBTQ website, has “a dual Master’s degree in engineering systems and nuclear science and engineering from MIT.”
In his spare time, Brinton also enjoys roleplaying as a “pup handler,” and talking about having sex with animals. His drag queen alter ego is “Sister Ray Dee O’Active,” The National Pulse reported. Brinton is reportedly the son of Southern Baptist missionaries
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said that 'everything is on the table' to end the Freedom Convoy demonstrations blockading key border crossings to the US, after speaking directly with President Joe Biden. 'President Biden and I both agreed that for the security of people and the economy, these blockades cannot continue,' Trudeau said at a press briefing. 'Make no mistake, the border cannot and will not remain closed.' 'Everything is on the table because this unlawful activity has to end, and it will end,' Trudeau said, declining to offer specifics on a police action at the Ambassador Bridge, which is now widely expected after the provincial premier of Ontario
The Biden administration is putting out new details on its effort to create 500,000 electric vehicle charging stations–with new efforts to push out funds to have them line interstates at 50-mile intervals. The administration is awarding $5 billion over five years to states to have them build thousands of electric vehicle charging stations. Another $2.5 billion will go out in grants to be decided later. It all comes from the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure plan that was enacted late last year and that the administration continues to sell, amid the collapse of Biden's Build Back Better plan. The charging stations would work with all electric vehicles
With COVID deaths now topping 910,000, the Biden administration and the rest of the Democratic left are deciding to ease up on their mandate regime. We need to learn to live with COVID, they say – repeating advice President Donald Trump issued back in October 2020.
We’re all for ditching the left’s COVID police state, even if Democrats’ reason is political, as we pointed out in this space yesterday.
But that leaves us with a question: Was any of it worth it? Did any of the guidelines, mandates, orders, shutdowns, cancelations, lockdowns do anything to alter the course of the disease, or
CNN analyst Juliette Kayyem hastily backtracked her Thursday call for Canadian truckers participating in the protests against the Liberal government's coronavirus policies to have their tires slashed."Earlier today, I tweeted something that has been used by others to suggest I was promoting vigilantism. I was not. People have the freedom to protest. Governments have the responsibility to protect public safety. That was what I intended to say," Kayyem tweeted late Thursday evening. (Tweet) Earlier in the day, Kayyem railed against the truckers, declaring their protest an "economic and security issue," and calling for them to be stopped.
Earlier this week, U.S. Capitol Police Chief Tom Manger released a statement in response to a complaint from Rep. Troy Nehls (R-Texas), who says the USCP illegally entered his office, took photos, and later interrogated his staff. According to Manger, “The weekend before Thanksgiving, one of our vigilant officers spotted the Congressman’s door was wide open.” As such, Manger said it is the responsibility of the USCP to document the incident and secure the office.
There’s just one problem with this explanation: (snip) This is the exact door @CapitolPolice claims their officer found “wide open” on that Saturday.
The door automatically closes. See for yourself.
How could this door be found wide open?
President Joe Biden's administration has urged Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government to use its federal powers to end the Freedom Convoy demonstrations blockading key border crossings to protest Canada's COVID-19 restrictions.On Friday the blockade halting traffic at the Ambassador Bridge crossing connecting Windsor, Ontario to Detroit entered its fifth day, disrupting the flow products between the two countries and threatening to shut down production at several US auto plants.
The bridge, which connects Windsor, Ontario with Detroit, Michigan, is North America's busiest international land border and usually carriesaccommodating 27 percent of the approximately $400 billion in annual trade
Mayor of Windsor, Ontario, Drew Dilkens, said in a press conference Thursday that Democratic Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer offered to help remove protestors blocking the Ambassador Bridge for the past several days. (snip) The protest, called the Freedom Convoy, began in Ottawa and has since gone international.
“The State of Michigan and the governors’ office directly have offered to send over heavy equipment to help remove vehicles, to provide security, they’ve offered to do whatever is required to help end this blockade as well,” Dilkens said in the press conference.
Army looking for new combat vehicles
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The Army wants a new combat vehicle and is willing to pay more than $7 billion to the defense contractor that can provide it. The service released a bid this week for the next generation Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV), designed to allow troops to carry out a range of missions “while providing protected, sustained and networked mobility for personnel and payloads across the full spectrum of military operations.”(Snip)The current provider, Oshkosh Defense, says it plans to compete for the new contract with a hybrid-electric light tactical vehicle. The Army’s recently released climate strategy said transitioning to more eco-friendly combat vehicles is a priority
The CIA has been collecting the personal information of Americans for years in a secret surveillance program that has no congressional approval, according to a newly declassified letter released by a pair of Democratic senators said late Thursday night. Sens. Ron Wyden of Oregon and Martin Heinrich of New Mexico are branding the collection 'warrantless backdoor searches.' They sent a letter to top intelligence officials calling more details about the program to be declassified and demanded immediate action. The program is 'entirely outside the statutory framework that Congress and the public believe govern this collection, and without any of the judicial, congressional or even executive branch oversight that comes from
President Joe Biden posed for selfies with staff at the White House on Friday before flying out for a weekend at Camp David, leaving Washington minutes after his administration told Americans to leave Ukraine in the next 48 hours.Video of him working the rope line on the South Lawn showed a president at ease even as three thousand more U.S. troops were on their way to the region and officials warned of impending bloodshed. The White House took pains to say that Biden would be kept abreast of developments at the presidential retreat.And an official told DailyMail.com he was due to speak to Putin on Saturday.
On Thursday’s CNN Tonight, host Laura Coates went on an unhinged rant over the battle in Congress to renew the so-called “Violence Against Women Act” (VAWA). Coates also lashed out at the National Rifle Association (NRA) for blocking the “boyfriend loophole” which would prevent someone who is convicted of a misdemeanor or felony from owning a firearm regardless of whether the couple is living together or not. “It's frankly unbelievable that we even need to have a Violence Against Women Act, but we do.