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[Phil B.]

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Biden Urges Americans in Ukraine to 'Leave Now,' Says He Will Not Send US Troops to 'Rescue' Them

Of course he won't he doesn't give a damn about Americans.

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[Phil B.]

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Conservatives Were Right All Along: Study Reveals Worst Consequence of Biden's Unemployment Handouts

We all knew this wouldn't work... now there's proof to back it up.

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[Phil B.]

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Senators allege secret CIA program collecting data on Americans, call for declassification | Just The News

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[Phil B.]

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Virginia's GOP-led House seven election bills including ones on voter ID, early voting | Just The News

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Wow! Another Democrat who apparently know in advance that something was going to happen on January 6, 2021 and did not even go to the Capitol Building later in the day.

DOJ error highlights Jan. 6 mystery: Where was Kamala Harris during the attack?- POLITICO

[Phil B.]

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Now they make the change... curious about the switch.

Biden's Immigration Services Removes 'Protecting Americans' from Mission, Inserts Outrageous Replacement

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[Phil B.]

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Biden Calls Decisions to Lift Indoor Mask Mandates 'Premature'

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Biden Calls Decisions to Lift Indoor Mask Mandates 'Premature'

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Let's see a high contagious air Bourne disease thats KILLED 900,000 Americans. Why wear a Mask?

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Let's see a high contagious air Bourne disease thats KILLED 900,000 Americans. Why wear a Mask?

Bourne: A destination; a goal. A boundary; a limit.

And by the way, Democrats lied about Hydroxychloroquine, hundreds of thousands of Americans died.

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Bourne: A destination; a goal. A boundary; a limit.

And by the way, Democrats lied about Hydroxychloroquine, hundreds of thousands of Americans died.

BTW Hydroxychloroquine doesn't work against Covid19 for THE Billionth time
AmA NOPE CDC NOPE FDA NOPE

Drug Manufacturer F NOPE

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[Phil B.]

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BTW Hydroxychloroquine doesn't work against Covid19 for THE Billionth time
AmA NOPE CDC NOPE FDA NOPE

Drug Manufacturer F NOPE

Ummm wrong again bucko..try Duck Duck Go..it's Everyones friend.

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U.S. posts $119 billion budget surplus in January; first in over 2 years


The U.S. government posted a $119 billion budget surplus in January, the first in more than two years, amid strong growth in tax receipts and a sharp drop in pandemic-related outlays, the Treasury Department said on Thursday.

The January surplus compared to a January 2021 deficit of $163 billion, a record for the month as direct payments to individuals from COVID-19 aid legislation enacted in December 2020 were distributed.

The surplus last month was the first since the $83 billion reported in September 2019 and the largest since the $160 billion in April 2019. April and September are traditionally months with high tax collections.

The January receipts grew by 21% to $465 billion, boosted by a 21% jump in individual withheld income and payroll taxes that reflected higher employment and earnings due to the economic recovery.

January outlays fell 37% to $346 billion, partly as they did not include $142 billion in individual stimulus payments sent in January 2021.

The surplus for the month also was helped by the recognition of $70 billion in proceeds from a wireless spectrum auction, a U.S. Treasury official said.

For the first four months of the 2022 fiscal year that started Oct. 1, the Treasury reported a deficit of $259 billion, a 65% decline from the year-earlier deficit of $736 billion. Year-to-date receipts grew 28% to $1.52 trillion, while outlays for the period fell 8% to $1.78 trillion.

... more bad news for the boo-birds!

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