Thread: President Joe Biden

Originally Posted by jabir

500k American deaths

will give corporate bonuses to the insurance company executives - a lot of their expensive clients will have carked it

Originally Posted by S Landreth

• ‘This nation will smile again’: Biden balances grief, hope at White House ceremony mourning 500,000 lives lost to COVID-19

With sunset remarks and a national moment of silence, President Joe Biden on Monday confronted head-on the country’s once-unimaginable loss — half a million Americans in the COVID-19 pandemic — as he tried to strike a balance between mourning and hope.

Addressing the “grim, heartbreaking milestone” directly and publicly, Biden stepped to a lectern in the White House Cross Hall, unhooked his face mask and delivered an emotion-filled eulogy for more than 500,000 Americans he said he felt he knew.

“We often hear people described as ordinary Americans. There’s no such thing,” he said Monday evening. “There’s nothing ordinary about them. The people we lost were extraordinary.”

“Just like that,” he added, “so many of them took their last breath alone.”

IQ45 inaction: ‘This nation will smile again’: Biden balances grief, hope at White House ceremony mourning 500,000 lives lost to COVID-19 | KTLA

• Covid 19 US deaths and who died

IQ45 inaction: 500,000 US Covid-19 deaths, explained in 8 charts and maps

Originally Posted by jabir

500k American deaths is WWII, Vietnam and Korea combined, no mean feat when we're not even at war with China.

Just awful

That graphic says it all. In the early months the virus was contained to the cities. As it expanded into the red states white deaths exploded. It is no surprise that it also correlates with the levels of infection.

And on a more serious note, NewsMax is certainly trying its level best to woo Fox viewers with their hard-hitting reporting and anti-Biden stories:



So, Bush's dog Milie had several groomers taking care of her . . . imagine if Biden hired people to take care of his dogs . . .


This, to a lesser extent, but why . . . and HOW can people like the Texas Republicans simply flat out lie about something factual?

Jimmy Killel has a good take on it.
Minute 4.00 if you don't want to sit through the rest.

Originally Posted by bsnub

That graphic says it all. In the early months the virus was contained to the cities. As it expanded into the red states white deaths exploded. It is no surprise that it also correlates with the levels of infection.

It seems that playing the carts with the granddaughter has helped. Or is it by the huge wall around WH?

English, Loodyke . . . try it

Brain, pH, try it once or twice... But you can stay without as well, no difference...

Originally Posted by Klondyke

pH

Drunk again or still, tovarish?

Joe is doing just fine. Doubt he will get all his first choice cabinet picks approved but new Presidents seldom do.

Originally Posted by Norton

Doubt he will get all his first choice cabinet picks approved but new Presidents seldom do.

Then he should appoint all those he doesn't get as 'Acting' etc... And yes, he is doing just fine

Originally Posted by panama hat

Then he should appoint all those he doesn't get as 'Acting' etc

SOP.

'Urgent' rush to exploit needs to dump billions on Democrats' agenda

Repeater strikes again...

n 1976, Rupert Murdoch, the owner of News Corp, acquired The New York Post and in 1988, Murdoch sold the paper to Real estate developer Peter S. Kalikow. When Kalikow lost the paper to bankruptcy in 1993, Rupert Murdoch once again purchased the paper and continues to own it today. Since Murdoch took over the paper, The Post has been known for its over-the-top sensational headlines.

Originally Posted by aging one

Repeater strikes again...

n 1976, Rupert Murdoch, the owner of News Corp, acquired The New York Post and in 1988, Murdoch sold the paper to Real estate developer Peter S. Kalikow. When Kalikow lost the paper to bankruptcy in 1993, Rupert Murdoch once again purchased the paper and continues to own it today. Since Murdoch took over the paper, The Post has been known for its over-the-top sensational headlines.

Nice history of the New York Post. Maybe you could for once actually respond to the content of the post.

With Congressional Stimulus Fight Looming, 76% of Voters Back $1.9 Trillion Plan, Including 60% of Republicans

Originally Posted by RPETER65

Maybe you could for once actually respond to the content of the post.

You mean respond to a link you posted . . . nothing else. A link. From a far right idiot-magnet - hence your love of it

Originally Posted by RPETER65

'Urgent' rush to exploit needs to dump billions on Democrats' agenda

^Just post in kind that’ll refute its argument

Mine with one picture

Originally Posted by S Landreth

With Congressional Stimulus Fight Looming, 76% of Voters Back $1.9 Trillion Plan, Including 60% of Republicans

Originally Posted by RPETER65

Nice history of the New York Post. Maybe you could for once actually respond to the content of the post.

I did. Its owned by Rupert Murdock that is enough for me. For most sane people in fact.

But in certain cases we do not believe state-owned media, do we? So who to believe?

Anyway, wasn't it also "Murdock" in NYP who wrote about Hunter's notebook? What actually was the Russians behind that...

Now again the Daily Mail writes something about it (I do not dare to place here the link) - the Russians do not leave us alone...

Originally Posted by Klondyke

But in certain cases we do not believe state-owned media, do we? So who to believe?

Who to believe?

Not Putin, not Xi nor Kim for a start

Originally Posted by panama hat

You mean respond to a link you posted . . . nothing else. A link. From a far right idiot-magnet - hence your love of it

More preferably respond to the talking points in the article but yes that is exactly what I mean. Do you really think I would post something from a far left sight.

Originally Posted by S Landreth

^Just post in kind that’ll refute its argument

Mine with one picture

Of course they do anything with free money.

Originally Posted by aging one

I did. Its owned by Rupert Murdock that is enough for me. For most sane people in fact.

I suspect the real reason is you can’t logically refute the garbage pork that Pelosi has put into legislation that should be designed to help people struggling because of a pandemic.