[Something] speaks louder than words
I'm told
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Dementia patient/Headboard use border security money to fly illegal aliens into the US without vetting. Seems like that speaks louder than words - like the border is secure and it's Trump's fault.
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The meltdown continues
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"meltdown"
The tell that Race is out of ideas.
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No one opens your links
Hope this helps
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good choice
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Funny
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I did during his last rampage. Pointed out it actually contradicted his headline after reading more of it than he did.
He never responded. He lacks the intellect to engage in even basic exchanges. A total loser.
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The issue isn’t intellect. He can be surprisingly witty. It’s character. Zero moral compass.
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The issue isn’t intellect. He can be surprisingly witty. It’s character. Zero moral compass.
Perhaps I’ve missed it, but watching his act for years, I just don’t see how he has anything more than an average HS education. Eventually, some intelligence would surface even being this kind of troll.
The rare times he does engage, he gets his ass kicked, gets angry, and leaves for a few weeks. He’s completely predictable, which also isn’t a sign of a person of decent intelligence.
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Who the fuck looks at MSN? No one but ultra lefty old wanna be lawyers it seems.
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Solyndra………$550 million of unsecured tax payer dollars to bail out obama's personal friend only to have the company declare bankruptcy a year later after his buddy was made whole.
They hypocrisy by the left is astounding.
Here are a couple more dem led gems. Please note that no one went to jail or was even investigated:
- Obama blew $800 billion (yes, with a "B") on "shovel ready jobs" stimulus. A complete boondoggle that spent more money on social programs and signs signifying road repaving projects paid for by the "stimulus" that is imaginable and didn't produce any jobs.
2) Biden’s Missing Electric-Vehicle Chargers - WSJ
Biden’s Missing Electric-Vehicle ChargersIn 2021, under the so-called Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Congress provided $5 billion over five years to fund a national network of EV charging ports. Almost three years later, the program has created 69 ports, fewer than the rest of the EV sector produces every day. There have been widespread complaints about what one Washington Post article calls the program’s “painfully slow rollout.” The delays are due in part to regulations encouraging unionization, as well as the administration’s goal that at least 40% of clean-energy investments benefit “disadvantaged communities,” the areas that need EV chargers the least.
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Man this is a pretty epic meltdown.
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The place needed some livening up.
You're welcome.
