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Ep. 1501 What They’re Not Telling You About The Recent Police Shootings | Dan Bongino

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I specifically wanted to goad the liberal haters on here and you reacted. And where were you when bsm2 posted that he hated Donald Trump. Oh wait, it didn't both you because you agreed with him.

Well you certainly got Phil riled up. He is definitely a liberal hater.

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I specifically wanted to goad the liberal haters on here and you reacted. And where were you when bsm2 posted that he hated Donald Trump. Oh wait, it didn't both you because you agreed with him.

Apparently. 82 million Americans also agree

the most in history

[Phil B.]

Well you certainly got Phil riled up. He is definitely a liberal hater.

So sue me.. You're buttbuddy sure is a repub/conservative hater.
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So sue me.. You're buttbuddy sure is a repub/conservative hater.
Ying/Yang

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Go ahead, call me "boi" . You know you want to.

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[Phil B.]

Congressional Democrats Turn on Biden Over Refugee Policy

Congressional Democrats are turning on President Joe Biden after it was reported Friday he will keep in place a Trump-administration cap on the number of refugees admitted to the country in the coming fiscal year.

ABC News reported Biden has reneged on a proposal in which he pledged to dramatically increase the number of refugees accepted by the country to 62,500 in the months ahead. Biden will instead stick with the cap set by former President Donald Trump, which allows 15,000 international refugees to resettle in the U.S. in the current fiscal year.

The move to backtrack on resettling so many people amid an international pandemic and a border crisis immediately drew swift condemnation from congressional Democrats.
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, sharing a report from The New York Times, attacked Biden in a Friday tweet.

“Completely and utterly unacceptable. Biden promised to welcome immigrants, and people voted for him based on that promise,” she tweeted. “Upholding the xenophobic and racist policies of the Trump admin, incl the historically low + plummeted refugee cap, is flat out wrong.”
“Keep your promise,” AOC concluded.

As a refugee, I know finding a home is a matter of life or death for children around the world.
It is shameful that @POTUS is reneging on a key promise to welcome refugees, moments after @RepSchakowsky @RepJayapal, myself and others called on him to increase the refugee cap. pic.twitter.com/eaxjHCUhrI
— Rep. Ilhan Omar (@Ilhan) April 16, 2021

“We are writing to express the urgent need for your Administration to immediately sign an Emergency Presidential Determination to formalize the proposed revised [2021 fiscal year] refugee admissions goal of 62,500, restore regional allocations, and resume resettlement based on vulnerability,” the letter stated.



“Having fought for four years against the Trump Administration’s full-scale assault on refugee resettlement in the United States, we were relieved to see you commit to increasing our refugee resettlement numbers so early in your Administration. But until the Emergency Presidential Determination is finalized, our refugee policy remains unacceptably draconian and discriminatory,” read the letter, which was signed by more than two dozen Democrats.

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Sen. Joni Ernst will introduce legislation on Thursday aimed at defunding Planned Parenthood, the Iowa Republican’s office told the Daily Caller News Foundation.
The Protect Funding for Women’s Health Care Act would prohibit taxpayer dollars from going to Planned Parenthood and instead direct those funds to eligible women’s health care providers, according to a draft exclusively provided to the DCNF.
The bill also ensures that there is no reduction in federal funding for women’s health services.

The Biden administration took steps on Wednesday to undo former President Donald Trump’s policy prohibiting Title X funds from going to organizations that perform or promote abortions.
“We must always fight to protect the most vulnerable of our society, the unborn,” Ernst told the DCNF.

“Sadly, President Biden is working to reverse a rule from the previous administration that prevented taxpayer money from going toward abortion providers.”
“Iowans should not be forced to fund organizations like Planned Parenthood, the nation’s single largest provider of abortions, and this legislation will help put an end to this practice and redirect those funds to eligible women’s health care providers,” she added.

In a Jan. 28 executive order, the new president ordered the Department of Health and Human Services to review the Title X family planning regulations.
The Biden administration’s new rule eliminates the requirement of separation between Title X programs and abortion providers.
Ernst joined a number of Republican senators in May 2020 calling on the Department of Justice to investigate reports that 37 Planned Parenthood affiliates applied for and received over $80 million in coronavirus relief funding “despite actual knowledge that they were ineligible for such loans.”