Biden Presses Panic Button, Invites Obama
to White House
Posted By: Dreadnought, 4/4/2022 11:37:31 AM
Nothing—literally nothing—has managed to boost Biden’s approval ratings. Not even his Supreme Court nomination was able to dig him out of the hole he dug himself in, and now it seems that the White House has pushed the panic button because they’ve invited Barack Obama to participate in a White House event this week to celebrate the so-called successes of Obamacare. According to an agenda for the week released by the White House on Sunday evening, Biden, Kamala Harris, and Barack Obama will each “deliver remarks celebrating the success of the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid in extending affordable health insurance to millions of Americans as part of the President’s
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to Florida, Texas over parental rights,
transgender laws 24 replies
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transgender laws 24 replies
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DA Alvin Bragg 14 replies
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DA Alvin Bragg 14 replies
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LA County votes to suspend official travel
to Florida, Texas over parental rights,
transgender laws 24 replies
to Florida, Texas over parental rights,
transgender laws 24 replies
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Critics have depicted recent orders from Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Florida Gov. Don DeSantis as harmful to LGBTQ inclusiveness and safety.
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