give it a few months and greenies will adopt the right's "Zelensky's a corrupt asshole" rhetoric as they have multiple other arguments.
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Morgan Stanley Credits ‘Bidenomics’ for Economic Surge
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West aint winning. Progs ,climate voters and minorities are voting for him to send a big fuck you to Biden and this conservative democrat party.We want the democrat party and future democrat presidents to know you fuck us and govern like Biden you will get your ass handed to you like Biden will next year.We also want them to know the threat of a republican president no longer works with this generation,we'll endure a Trump before voting for a Biden.
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The conservative democrat party cost elections.If they were handling their business millions of progressive and minority voters wouldn't be voting green or staying home.
I'm currently in my cinema watching a movie that is really something you should see. Even Tony Stark's radiation poisoning not to stretch it too far.
Its hard to find, some say that the Japanese government told the director to cut the bomb assembly sequence as it was too accurate.
The Man Who Stole the Sun
A high school science teacher builds an atomic bomb and uses it to extort the nation, but cannot decide what he wants. (didn't have a mandate)
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0194426/
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Biden has our Border under control
WSJ
Thousands of Migrants Are Being Dropped Off on San Diego’s Streets
Local officials declare a humanitarian crisis as shelters reach capacity
Sept. 27, 2023 9:00 pm ET
SAN DIEGO—An unmarked white bus pulled up to a park here Monday morning, where it dropped off about 50 recently arrived migrants with little idea where they were and no place to sleep that night.
It wasn’t part of a nefarious operation. The bus was driven by the U.S. government, which is dropping off thousands of migrants in communities along the border as a new wave of illegal immigration strains the resources of the Border Patrol.
Local shelters are hitting capacity, including the roughly 950 beds in San Diego that are typically adequate for recently arrived migrants who need a place to sleep for a night or two. As a result, immigration agents are dropping people off on the streets, at bus stops and in train stations, angering local officials and worrying aid groups.
In San Diego, an estimated 7,800 migrants have been released in the past two weeks, according to county officials, who on Tuesday declared the situation to be a humanitarian crisis.
WSJ
Thousands of Migrants Are Being Dropped Off on San Diego’s Streets
Local officials declare a humanitarian crisis as shelters reach capacity
Sept. 27, 2023 9:00 pm ET
SAN DIEGO—An unmarked white bus pulled up to a park here Monday morning, where it dropped off about 50 recently arrived migrants with little idea where they were and no place to sleep that night.
It wasn’t part of a nefarious operation. The bus was driven by the U.S. government, which is dropping off thousands of migrants in communities along the border as a new wave of illegal immigration strains the resources of the Border Patrol.
Local shelters are hitting capacity, including the roughly 950 beds in San Diego that are typically adequate for recently arrived migrants who need a place to sleep for a night or two. As a result, immigration agents are dropping people off on the streets, at bus stops and in train stations, angering local officials and worrying aid groups.
In San Diego, an estimated 7,800 migrants have been released in the past two weeks, according to county officials, who on Tuesday declared the situation to be a humanitarian crisis.
Net economy rating -24
67% disapprove of Bidenomics
If only everybody prospered in Biden's economy like Morgan Stanley and the other big banks
A record number of subprime borrowers are behind on their auto loan payments by 60 days or more, according to figures from Fitch Ratings reported by Bloomberg.
The rate hit 6.11% in September – the highest since records began in 1994, and was up from the 5.93% recorded at the start of the year.
The rate hit 6.11% in September – the highest since records began in 1994, and was up from the 5.93% recorded at the start of the year.