Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill
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Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill
Oh, you prefer to wait? Why? According to you and Biden's other campaign manager, nothing is Biden's fault and he's done a great job. I mean, you were even for defunding the police.
Of course, all you do is lie for Biden. The people didn't buy the propaganda. Red wave coming.Adversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.Comment
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Your other amigos want to completely shut down the FBI. I haven't heard you calling any of them out for that.
BTW. Didn't we both agree that leaders have very little control over things like inflation and gas prices. Yup, we sure did.Comment
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"We" didn't agree to shit. I told you the truth. Biden lied to you that inflation was temporary. That rocked on for about 2-years. I told you the whole time that he was full of shit. Finally, when he could lie no longer, the feds raised interest rates. Any knowledgeable person knew it had to be done. Biden should have pushed for it to be done instead of lying to you.
Biden waged a war on oil and Americans paid the price.
You blame Biden for nothing. On Nov. 8, it won't matter. Enjoy this ass whooping.
Biden, however, has acted several times during his first two years in office to lower the production of oil and gasoline in the United States.
Biden has leased fewer acres for oil and gas in his first two years than any other administration at the same point in time since the end of World War II, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Adversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.Comment
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Raimondo doubles down on Biden plan to restrict American companies, and citizens, from helping China make semiconductor chips
- Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo defended the Biden administration’s ban against U.S. companies and citizens helping China manufacture semiconductors.
- Raimondo said the new regulations are not designed to hurt U.S. companies, though some will be denied some revenue.
- The new rules were introduced early last month.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo doubled down on the Biden administration’s controversial plan to ban U.S. companies, and citizens, from helping China manufacture advanced semiconductor chips, saying: “We have to protect the American people against China. Period. Full stop.”
“China has become more aggressive in what they call their military-civil fusion strategy, which is essentially fancy talk for buying our sophisticated chips, which are supposedly for commercial purposes,” Raimondo said in an interview Thursday with CNBC’s Jim Cramer. China, however, is using those chips in military equipment that U.S. officials worry could be used against America, she said. “This is the most strategic, most bold move we’ve ever made to say no, we’re not going to stand for that.”
In October, the Biden administration imposed export restrictions on semiconductors manufactured in China by U.S. companies. The administration has also called on U.S. allies to issue similar restrictions. “I think you’ll see other countries follow us,” she said.
U.S. chipmakers will have to obtain a license from the Commerce Department to export certain chips that can be used in modern weapons systems. Commerce also issued license restrictions barring U.S. citizens from working for China’s chip manufacturing industry, putting their U.S. citizenship at risk.
Raimondo says the new rule is “necessary” despite denying some revenue to some U.S. companies.”
The Commerce secretary added that the regulations are not designed to punish U.S. businesses.
“This is targeted. We didn’t do this on day one. We’ve been working on this for a year. It is powerful, but it’s also targeted to get the national security job done and not punish U.S. companies,” Raimondo said.
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Intelligent people know that the federal reserve is independent from the government. No president controls it. And we all know if Biden had "pushed" for higher interest rates you would be whining that he was sticking his nose where it doesn't belong.
Republicans have taken whining to the next level.
Why did you ignore my statement about you not calling out your other amigos about shutting down the FBI?Comment
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Show me where they called for the FBI to be "shut down."
Sure, I guess you'd rather Biden lie to you about inflation being temporary. Just like you like Trudeau lying to you about your healthcare system. The lies make it easier for you to deal with failed liberal policies.Adversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.Comment
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